The Bushii seem under control and issuing meaningless blather that either aligns with POTUS/plan goals or has the effect of de-escalating partisanship.

Obama and HIllary have been doing this for some time already.

I expect the Bushii to end up having to embarrass and demean themselves over and over again, like Biden, Beto, Bloomberg and others.

>>9010067 pb

>Jeb Bush Op-Ed: "Time to embrace distance learning…" washpost

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/05/03/jeb-bush-its-time-embrace-distance-learning-not-just-because-coronavirus/

Distance learning is the solution to destroying and replacing our hopefullessly Marxist secondary and post-secondary education system.

That's why that whack job Harvard "law professor" last week needed to go full Kool-aid on distance learning, which she called "home schooling". She also said Justice Kavanaugh would end American Democracy and go nuts if you mention abortion or some forms of adoption. So she seems nice.

But for Jeb to be proposing the solution to ridding education of Marxist indoctrination, the military owns him now.

Harvard prof calls homeschooling dangerous

https://www.foxnews.com/us/harvard-homeschool-article-dangerous-parents-risk

George W. Bush: 'We are not partisan combatants' in fight against coronavirus

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/02/george-w-bush-coronavirus-video-229991

Trump rips George W. Bush after he calls for unity amid coronavirus outbreak

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/495843-trump-rips-george-w-bush-after-he-issues-call-to-unite-amid

>>9010990

"Home schooling" when used by "law professors" or potential employers is a dog whistle phrase meaning "Christianity".

Employers use it as a religious test to weed out undesirables from their companies. Christians being undesirable employees in their view.

Much the same for "law professors" who bitch endlessly about their Marxist political views and hardly ever about the law. Maybe a couple of footnotes or something to get publishing credit at work.

They hate us and our country, and their hysteria means they think we're winning.

That's a good sign.

>>9010990

Every major employer uses distance learning, or online learning, for company training.

Every major employer. At the same time they are excluding Christians from employment opportunities knowingly, they are advocating the education methods for their current employees that they are using to exclude potential ones.

Anybody know a good lawyer with a penchant for class action lawsuits? That will come soon enough.

Udemy, Coursera and CodeAcademy are already rapidly replacing the need for many college professors. Khan Academy the same for primary and secondary learning.

A course on Udemy, for your first time, might cost $10 in total and replace a similar 40 hours 3 credit college course that reasonably might cost $1,500.

University "professors" and their privileged political supremecy is coming to an end.

And to demean them even more, they will be losing the battle to imbecile pawns like Jeb Bush. Quit hitting yourself, quit hitting yourself.

Happy this happening finally. Very happy.

>>9010990

A middle class family paying $2,500 to $3,000 a year for property taxes to cover the expenses of elementary, middle and high school educations might only have to spend the equivalent of $250 or less a year if the system was replaced with family or extended family distance learning for children.

This flows through to college education too. Once scaled, a $40,000/year education, completed from home (competency testing likely at consolidated testing centers) might reasonably be less than $1,000/year.

And all the Marxist professors running our society with all their spare time from 10 hour a week work schedules for $250,000/year + cookie-cutter consulting will need to get real jobs.

And they'll be miserable and will have lost their podiums.

This looks like an effort within the plan to re-establish the family as the primary societal structure. And to strengthen it.

I didn't see this coming until the Harvard "law professor" went berserk again and then I started thinking a lot about what was really going on.

>>9010990

Well over a trillion a year is spent on K-12 education, counting all the extras.

Almost all that money is wasted on an inefficient and outdated system that currently works against a strong, family-based society .

https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=66

Total expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools in the United States in 2015–16 amounted to $706 billion, or $13,847 per public school student enrolled in the fall (in constant 2017–18 dollars).

>>9011141

Fair assessment of a missing on Khan.

Consider that what books children read is a lightening rod for parents. If a core of books were required that define American history and citizenship, with ample room for parents to choose what to augment.

This rather than whacked out agenda-driven teachers.

Perhaps a core of Western and American (I mean everybody) topics, with supplemental readings that some groups may find beneficial to carry forward the histories of their own heritage, where time only permits a certain number of books a year for kids to read.

I read Uncle Tom's Cabin, Fredrick Douglas's writings and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee and found them all rewarding.

>>9010990

Tuition costs of colleges and universities

https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=76

These numbers are asinine, given current technology and resources.

Consider a student at home using distance learning resources, would only incur training costs of less than $1,000 for comparable Udemy or Coursera online learning.

Nobody should be forced by the accrediting agencies to pay for half their courses as indoctrination propaganda, which no employer ever asks for.

Accrediting agencies by the way are chartered by Congress, who ignored them soon afterward, but could always pull their charters and reissue charters to new agencies.

Comparing the US accrediting agencies to those in India and China for useful course loads to American college propaganda and associated costs could be the impetus.

>>9010990

Imagine what the US could do with an additional $1.5 - $2.0 trillion that is wasted on in-person learning and lavish education facilities and dormitories nationwide every year?

90-95% of this is wasted when compared to distance or home learning. And young adults would not start out life as debt slaves, having up until now had to incur massive unjustified debts to pay for ridiculously unnecessary in-person college professors and facilities.

https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=66

Total expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools in the United States in 2015–16 amounted to $706 billion, or $13,847 per public school student enrolled in the fall (in constant 2017–18 dollars).

https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=75

In 2016–17, degree-granting postsecondary institutions in the United States spent $584 billion (in current dollars). Total expenses were $372 billion at public institutions, $197 billion at private nonprofit institutions, and $15 billion at private for-profit institutions.

>>9011189

agreed

new national accrediting agencies, with military involvement as a national security issue, and federally run for colleges, and perhaps state run for elementary and secondary but with responsible federal standards enforced.

perhaps all courses should be approved by a reformed department of education with informed input from DoD - or Congressional reps associated with DoD.

>>9011189

>>9010990

what would be devastingly different about distance learning is that parents, elected representatives and the press would have full access to the courses and lectures. All content would be easily accessible for review.

The crazies and the unprofessional professors and teachers who hate our society wouldn't be able to hide and longer.

That's their greatest fear and why the Harvard "law professor" fired the first shot last week. They're likely terrified. Their entire debt-slave-Marxist-propoganda industry is about to vanish beneath their feet.

>>9011251

nicely put. if i understand you correctly, i agree.

bush is being used to roll out something that is already settled upon and inevitable quickly, not merely proposing some new bright idea.

in The Art of the Deal, Trump outlines his philosophy of dealing with enemies. "Give your enemies a golden bridge to retreat upon," to paraphrase it.

People like Jeb! (and others such as the Queen) seem to be given a choice to "be a hero" on some cause celeb or be destroyed.

Jeb seems to have chosen his cup wisely.

>>9011188

The Indians and Chinese who lie about their skills (no testing ever) to get into the US on a Visa all just learn on the job.

The Americans who refuse to lie, don't get hired.

And the companies are in on it too, because the supply the free online learning through Coursera, Udemy and others built right into their corporate intranets.

The Indians in particular just stall their work and learn at night.

A lot of even six-figure jobs can be learned by anyone in weeks with minimal college experience.

As one example, go look at technical job postings for USAA - the private bank and insurer that has a active duty and veteran military member base.

Most of their job postings, even for six-figure jobs, say a high school diploma with the requisite skills (Coursera, Udemy and CodeAcadmy accomplish this for extremely low costs).

Cheers to USAA for being honest and more modern than other organizations.

Northeaster finance firms artificially require advanced degrees and PhD's for the same roles. The only purpose of this is to exclude American applicants more easily.

Almost nobody uses any of those skills since every task requires the use of idiot-proof software packages.

Click this twice.

>>9011446

>>9011188

>>9010990

George Jetson: My Job

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrIf0oYTtaI