Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Education and the Proliferation of New (Old) Concepts: Agrarianism, the Commons, No-Growth Economics, and the Maximum Wage
The ecoeducation article by Paul Theobald and Hibajene
Shandomo talks about idea that the way we approach schooling directly affects
our economic standing. The idea is that children need to be taught a certain
way from an early age so that when they grow up and are in control of what
happens they will make the right decisions. The idea of limiting certain things
in order to help society as a whole is also discussed. Such as limiting how
much money any one person is allow to make or how much they are allow to own. In
theory this would allow everyone to have a good life as opposed to certain people
being extremely wealthy while others are stuck in poverty. All these ideas are
pulled together by the idea that problems could be solved by improving our
education system so that the adults of tomorrow will have the knowledge to be
able to close the gap between the upper and lower class.
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