Beautifully said. Felt like I was reading a journal entry.
Part of the problem is the commodification of education (specific to the US, I presume).
I’m from Canada. We commodify education but not nearly as much as the US. We still do have competition for grants of course. Personally I think the issues run deeper than this though.
A journal would never publish the opinions I stated above. Also I was formulating my language more colloquially than I would have if I was trying to publish.
I’m from Canada. We commodify education but not nearly as much as the US.
The anglosphere needs to stop following the US example, because it’s a death spiral…
A journal would never publish the opinions I stated above.
I mean a personal journal entry, though I understand given the context why there’d be confusion there. I was just saying that I relate a lot to what you were saying. Wasn’t meant to be taken literally.
Beautifully said. Felt like I was reading a journal entry.
I’m from Canada. We commodify education but not nearly as much as the US. We still do have competition for grants of course. Personally I think the issues run deeper than this though.
A journal would never publish the opinions I stated above. Also I was formulating my language more colloquially than I would have if I was trying to publish.
The anglosphere needs to stop following the US example, because it’s a death spiral…
I mean a personal journal entry, though I understand given the context why there’d be confusion there. I was just saying that I relate a lot to what you were saying. Wasn’t meant to be taken literally.
Oh, I see. That makes more sense.