Uploaded by Lateralus1019
November 2, 2009
“To be part of the so-called in-crowd, you have to reconfirm the beliefs of the hierarchy,” surmises an interviewer. Here, David Icke delivers his assessment of the nature of the public school system globally, wherein the “unique” parts of students, such as made manifest in art or music, are being replaced with socially structuring parts, as in “the professions.”
Juxtaposed are images of Chinese students honoring those who died battling dissidents in the “Six Four Incident.”
I must be burdened because I’m no longer impressed with what Silicon Valley or traditional publishers have come up with to revolutionize schooling because there is nothing innovative about tools, displays, animations and so on. There may be also not anything revolutionary about standardized trying out, hand held gadgets, SmartBoards etc.
I always like the content that is associated with education. I believe that this should interest a large number of people. Because most of us do not pay attention to problems of a global scale. The majority always thinks that someone else will solve the problem, there is always another who is doing it. But in fact, this other is you. Begin with yourself! Thank you for the material!
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I like such educational videos! they give rise to questions. And that’s really good for us! In everyday life we usually don’t have time to rhink about global problems and that’s very pity. Our children – our future! and we should cherish their growing and their education. I have also read good articles on https://pro-papers.com/au about education and some methods to make it better.