Peter Tittenberger asks for evidence of a crisis in education as presented or alluded to in many conferences and papers: "Maybe the arguments are right and we need a revolution in education - but the arguments aren’t coming from many instructors, educational administrators, governments, and most tellingly not from students or their parents".
Posted by gsiemens at February 6, 2008 11:24 AM | TrackBackOther than my 12 year old daughter saying she is bored most of the time, I agree with Peter Tittenberger's posting ;). Maybe students have reconciled themselves to the institution of education and the cult of credentialism. And what they are lobbying for is not also having to put themselves in debt to achieve it...
Posted by: Peter Rawsthorne at February 6, 2008 1:50 PM