14 May '13 15:35>
Originally posted by KazetNagorraGovernment schools churn out good little government clones. The more federal influence in public schools, the poorer the performance has been in basic content, reading and math.
How do you explain the apparent correlation between the porportion of the population that has a basic education in US states and voting patterns?
People being churned out of the public universities in America are largely unquestioning clones. They find their way through the university system by conformity, that is seeing things as their professor does, and they've been well trained for that in the K-12 system.
It probably is as Eladar suggests that some curricula are more heavily influenced by propaganda than others. But there are enough core courses in a bachelor's degree that the recipient has been bombarded with lots of brain garbage by the time of graduation, and of all departments, the ones specializing in education, that is training K-12 teachers are the worst, populated by the lowest GPA and SAT scores in most schools.
In short, the least intellectual, and least critical, are those being indoctrinated to teach children in the public schools.