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Tag Archives: education
Some Children Left Behind… Maybe
Diligent Asian students dominate global exam. I’d just like to bring this to everyone’s attention, as it directly relates to my previous piece on standardized testing. This article is a great example of the sort of thing I was talking … Continue reading
Published!
Taxpayers Pay It Forward : The Freeman : Foundation for Economic Education. Hey, whaddya know? Turns out I wasn’t just blowing smoke after all. A couple weeks ago, I wrote a piece criticizing a new program for financing college in … Continue reading
Do We Really Need “Better” Schools?
When debating the merits of privatization with statists, they will often attempt to frame the debate in terms of: “Explain to me how you can be sure that the private sector will produce better schools/roads/police/military protection than the government does.” … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged allocation, Economics, education, efficiency, government, privatization, scarcity, schools
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The Government Is Not “The Country” (Neocons Say The Darndest Things)
Ralph Peters on O’Reilly: Schools Teaching Kids That U.S. Government Is Bad | Fox News Insider. This is an… interesting clip from Fox News where a “strategic analyst” (whatever that means) makes a bizarre leap of logic. He seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Video Link
Tagged Culture, education, Fox News, government, we are the government
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The ABCT Explains The Student Loan Bubble
Everything you need to know about the student loan rate hike. 2007 Trends in Higher Education Series: Student Loans I’ve heard a lot of whining over the last few days from the college student crowd over the impending doom … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged ABCT, austrian economics, college, Congress, education, entitlement, interest rates, malinvestment, student loans
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Educational Fallacies
(Note: I originally wrote this piece several months ago, when the Chicago teacher’s strike was ongoing. In true slacker/procrastinator fashion, I held off on posting it, because I was going to submit it to a few sites for publication, which … Continue reading
It’s About Education
How very timely! Shortly after receiving some rather odd criticism from a bunch of statists (they were insisting that if I really believed in anarchy, I should be out in the streets actively fighting the government at this very moment), … Continue reading
Statists in Steubenville
The case of the alleged rape of a teenage girl by members of the high school football team in Stubenville, Ohio has many different dynamics in play that have created some quite vitriolic debate on message boards across the Internet. … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged collectivism, education, football, rape, statism, steubenville
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In Focus – Not Where They Hoped They’d Be – The Atlantic
In Focus – Not Where They Hoped They’d Be – The Atlantic. Stories like this one always seem to rub me the wrong way. The point is always to portray the result as somehow deeply tragic. Look at these poor … Continue reading
Posted in News Link
Tagged college, Economics, education, job market, Jobs, mcdonalds, the atlantic
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Common Core Complaints Co-Opted
I’m starting to miss the good old days, when the only media coverage of “Common Core” consisted of Glenn Beck ranting about how it was a giant conspiracy led by Bill Gates to brainwash your children into buying Microsoft products. … Continue reading →