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January 5th, 2012
t the best and the brightest until deans weed out politically slanted courses and focus on scholarship and what works rather than activism. That won’t be easy or pleasant for deans because that status quo has been quite comfortable for some. But it’s essential.
In sum, education schools must recruit better students by emphasizing the intellectual challenge and creativity inherent in teaching, and, focus on shoring up curricula.
I would like to end with a question to those students who