“Chomsky reminds us of the conversations about education that took place during the Enlightenment and that continue to shape our education system today. Two major philosophies were considered: the vessel model and the string model.” — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“Much of our education system is based on the vessel model, where the content is analogous to a liquid (information) that is poured into the vessel (student), which takes in and returns the liquid.” — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“Some colleges have become institutions that no longer thrive on education, but rather on the suffering, expense, toil, and insecurity of their students, as… — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“In the string model, the educational program lays out a structure to facilitate the goal of having the student “acquire the capacity to inquire,… — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“Chomsky reminds us of the conversations about education that took place during the Enlightenment and that continue to shape our education system today. Two… — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“Much of our education system is based on the vessel model, where the content is analogous to a liquid (information) that is poured into… — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“In the string style of education, the start of the string is often a question.” — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image
“As Chomsky explains, this is part of a wider movement to separate the population into two groups: the “plutonomy” and the “precariat.” The uber-wealthy… — Loren Mayshark Copy Share Image