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by mulmen
3061 days ago
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How do you know that students will never use a given lesson? Which ones are they? In this case what you want as a parent (and taxpayer) is no more or less valuable than what I want as a taxpayer. This is all opinion. What kind of a return do we get on that 600bn? Personally I think part of the value of education is that it does teach students things their parents wouldn't. Why should children learn only from their parents? You're going to have to be more specific than putting words in the mouth of a hypothetical politician for me to find your argument remotely compelling. As a member of the public and a consumer of public education I do not consider it to be only job training or a way to support the economy. There are less tangible benefits, especially in higher education. |
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