This is an excellent example of what a very expensive, elite university education buys today. There are many classes with people like this in "teaching" capacities covering not only gender studies but social justice, climate crisis, racism, white privilege, reproductive rights, etc, etc, etc. Parents spend hundreds of thousands making sure their kids are fully indoctrinated by people just like this. Most often they have no clue what their kids are learning. And when they graduate, they have no marketable skills except carrying signs for the left and being crisis actors for the next school shooting.
The lunacy that passes off as academic freedom exist in almost every college and university with very very few exceptions. The left has no longer just infiltrated education but rather ruined it and made it completely worthless. We need to call an end to it all. Stop funding every school with taxpayer dollars. It would be better for society if we repurposed each school into indoor farms where fresh produce is grown for the community.
We need to re-think education from the ground up. Parents and family units, not school boards and administrators should decide what their children need to study, how and when. Students should be presented with a large sampling of topics from which to choose. Ideally, students should be given opportunities that allow them to sample many fields of work, many areas of creativity, critical thought, analysis, Rather than be captive to "required leftist courses" they should be exposed to every instrument in a symphony orchestra, given an introductory flying class, working with builders, architects, mechanics, scientists, farmers, designers, to name a few. The plan would be to give them a lot of things to try to see what resonates best and allow them to explore what they like in more depth. Many schools pretend that happens within their walls, but in reality if parents have the ability to randomly view each class they would be appalled at what they see and hear.
There are a lot of things to do in the world. Instead of telling students what to think, let's ground them in the basics of how to think, how to come to a reasoned conclusion based on logical thinking. The supposed professor Sen. Hawley is speaking with is a con artist, one of many, many con artists populating campuses large and small, public and private. We can't afford to waste the minds of our children with bullshit and spend vast amounts of money on same, when they could be learning substantive things of value. Things that produce the next generation of citizens that can solve problems, earn a living, raise healthy children with sound minds, strong bodies that have empathy and morals.
You hit that nail on the head. Totally agree. My biggest problem coming out of highschool is I had no idea what kinds of jobs were out there, or even what I REALLY wanted to do with the rest of my life. Had no idea what other kinds of things I really liked. So I went with something that would help me make the most money and something I thought I would be suited for. Years later and almost 20k in debt and almost everything I learned in college/highschool doesn't even apply to any of my jobs since. I found things I didn't even know existed in the job pool and I loved them! Schools are nothing more than fancy babysitting and indoctrination factories to ruin the populace through the upbringing of our youth.
I'm all for community colleges, technical and trade schools. The trouble is kids don't have a clue about these jobs because they're pushed to go to an expensive, worthless college. Graduate from a trade school and you have a job immediately. Building trades, construction, mechanics, CAD, medical technician, computers, etc. They're all great ways to earn a living without the expense of a worthless 4 years wasted at a communist indoctrination college.
Yep. Unfortunately at this point, a lot of parents and teacher are indoctrinated to think 'higher education' (no matter the subject matter) is the only correct path. Changing mindsets is very difficult. I've been trying to encourage other families to look at (usually more lucrative) alternatives for the last 25 years.
If only parents had their kids watch Dirty Jobs, not dirty pride parades!
This is an excellent example of what a very expensive, elite university education buys today. There are many classes with people like this in "teaching" capacities covering not only gender studies but social justice, climate crisis, racism, white privilege, reproductive rights, etc, etc, etc. Parents spend hundreds of thousands making sure their kids are fully indoctrinated by people just like this. Most often they have no clue what their kids are learning. And when they graduate, they have no marketable skills except carrying signs for the left and being crisis actors for the next school shooting.
The lunacy that passes off as academic freedom exist in almost every college and university with very very few exceptions. The left has no longer just infiltrated education but rather ruined it and made it completely worthless. We need to call an end to it all. Stop funding every school with taxpayer dollars. It would be better for society if we repurposed each school into indoor farms where fresh produce is grown for the community.
We need to re-think education from the ground up. Parents and family units, not school boards and administrators should decide what their children need to study, how and when. Students should be presented with a large sampling of topics from which to choose. Ideally, students should be given opportunities that allow them to sample many fields of work, many areas of creativity, critical thought, analysis, Rather than be captive to "required leftist courses" they should be exposed to every instrument in a symphony orchestra, given an introductory flying class, working with builders, architects, mechanics, scientists, farmers, designers, to name a few. The plan would be to give them a lot of things to try to see what resonates best and allow them to explore what they like in more depth. Many schools pretend that happens within their walls, but in reality if parents have the ability to randomly view each class they would be appalled at what they see and hear.
There are a lot of things to do in the world. Instead of telling students what to think, let's ground them in the basics of how to think, how to come to a reasoned conclusion based on logical thinking. The supposed professor Sen. Hawley is speaking with is a con artist, one of many, many con artists populating campuses large and small, public and private. We can't afford to waste the minds of our children with bullshit and spend vast amounts of money on same, when they could be learning substantive things of value. Things that produce the next generation of citizens that can solve problems, earn a living, raise healthy children with sound minds, strong bodies that have empathy and morals.
You hit that nail on the head. Totally agree. My biggest problem coming out of highschool is I had no idea what kinds of jobs were out there, or even what I REALLY wanted to do with the rest of my life. Had no idea what other kinds of things I really liked. So I went with something that would help me make the most money and something I thought I would be suited for. Years later and almost 20k in debt and almost everything I learned in college/highschool doesn't even apply to any of my jobs since. I found things I didn't even know existed in the job pool and I loved them! Schools are nothing more than fancy babysitting and indoctrination factories to ruin the populace through the upbringing of our youth.
Classes with real world use. Finances, trades, etc.
Btw, I think it's still good, but Mike Rowe Works foundation. Giving scholarships to kids looking to go into trades.
I'm all for community colleges, technical and trade schools. The trouble is kids don't have a clue about these jobs because they're pushed to go to an expensive, worthless college. Graduate from a trade school and you have a job immediately. Building trades, construction, mechanics, CAD, medical technician, computers, etc. They're all great ways to earn a living without the expense of a worthless 4 years wasted at a communist indoctrination college.
Yep. Unfortunately at this point, a lot of parents and teacher are indoctrinated to think 'higher education' (no matter the subject matter) is the only correct path. Changing mindsets is very difficult. I've been trying to encourage other families to look at (usually more lucrative) alternatives for the last 25 years.
If only parents had their kids watch Dirty Jobs, not dirty pride parades!