Educational Outrage

An Occasional Column by Roger C. Schank

Most recent column:

Column #22, March 6, 2006, "Abdicating educational responsibility"

Archived columns:

Column #21, August 2, 2005, "Universities: revising what can’t be revised- why it is important to build on-line universities"

Column #20, May 29, 2005, "Is Trump Academic?"

Column #19, November 4, 2003, "Competition, Education, Or Dedication?"

Column #18, March 17, 2003, "Admission and Standards In An Online Program"

Column #17, July 4, 2002, "A Funny Thing Happened..."

Column #16, May 2, 2002, "The Future Of Virtual Universities"

Column #15, March 18, 2002, "$105 Million To Grade Tests?"

Column #14, February 21, 2002, "It Is Those Terrible Fig Newtons That Are The Problem"

Column #13, February 8, 2002, "What is an Educated Mind?"

Column #12, October 12, 2000, "The Students Respond"

Column #11, July 11, 2000, "Are Computers the Bad Guys In Education?"

Column #10, June 6, 2000, "So, What Do We Do About It?"

Column #9, January 11, 2000, "Politicians Don't Get It, Do They?"

Column #8, October 8, 1999, "Performance Recognition"

Column #7, August 17, 1999, "Evolution Of The Times"

Column #6, June 18, 1999, "The Professor Fails The Test"

Column #5, May 18, 1999, "And Now Let's Test The Teachers"

Column #4, April 23, 1999, "Going Off On A Tangent"

Column #3, April 6, 1999 "It Is Required"

Column #2, March 17, 1999 "Why Do We Have To Learn This?"

Column #1, February 12, 1999 "What's Wrong With Standards?"

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