Leaving the Blight of Higher Education: Part I–Farewell, Students
Waiting for part 2.
Showing posts with label Thomas Bertonneau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thomas Bertonneau. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Emotivism: Deliberate Social Engineering or the Historical Consequence of the Enlightenment
Deliberate through mass education and justified by successive ideologies that have taken hold in that institution.
Yes, the dichotomy between historical causes isn't a true one - both could be at work.
Thomas F. Bertonneau: Post-Literacy and the Refusal to Read
Post-Literacy Continued
Discussion at The Thinking Housewive: Post-Literacy Chews Up Minds
Yes, the dichotomy between historical causes isn't a true one - both could be at work.
Thomas F. Bertonneau: Post-Literacy and the Refusal to Read
Post-Literacy Continued
Discussion at The Thinking Housewive: Post-Literacy Chews Up Minds
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
I Agree!
Down with Research Papers!
They rely on easily accessible sources and deference to conventional opinion; students should be assigned essays instead.
By Thomas Bertonneau
They rely on easily accessible sources and deference to conventional opinion; students should be assigned essays instead.
By Thomas Bertonneau
Friday, February 12, 2010
Thomas Bertonneau's series on literacy and reason
A three-part series by Thomas Bertonneau:
Can't Read, Can't Watch, Can't Comprehend. Today's post-literate students don't read movies any better than they read books.
Literacy Lost. University faculty are finally noticing that college students don’t read very well, but Neil Postman and Jacques Ellul saw it years ago.
Forget U. Tradition depends on memory, but modern culture depends on forgetting.
(via the Thinking Housewife)
Can't Read, Can't Watch, Can't Comprehend. Today's post-literate students don't read movies any better than they read books.
Literacy Lost. University faculty are finally noticing that college students don’t read very well, but Neil Postman and Jacques Ellul saw it years ago.
Forget U. Tradition depends on memory, but modern culture depends on forgetting.
(via the Thinking Housewife)
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