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Blue_Tires

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3. What's the difference between a "neoliberal" policy

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Wed Jan 23, 2019, 01:42 PM

Jan 2019

and a "conservative" one?

EDIT: Jesus H. Christ this dude is ALL over the fuckin' place... I expected an analysis of the educational system but it quickly devolves into some screechy diatribe trying to directly blame "neoliberalism" for Trump and pretty much everything else that's wrong in the world... Nevermind the fact that his sourcing is suspect and he never even attempts to organize his thoughts. It's just a 10-page rant?

(If a student handed me this as a paper I would have given it right back to him for a re-write)

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Teachers Are Rising Up to Resist Neoliberal Attacks on Education [View all] marmar Jan 2019 OP

Article's Use if the Neoliberal Buzzword Makes It Suspect TomCADem Jan 2019 #1

No I read Henry Giroux regularly and he's spot on. marmar Jan 2019 #2

What's the difference between a "neoliberal" policy Blue_Tires Jan 2019 #3

I hate that term "neoliberal" world wide wally Jan 2019 #4

More on charters and school privatization, appalachiablue Jan 2019 #5