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Philosopher: Friend or Foe

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Philosophy

 

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July 3, 2017

 

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However, good decisions should be based not just on hard data but on exploration of capability married with an environment2 that promotes an individual's ability to function, or choose to function. If we look at the prevailing paradigm in education (at the political level), there is an emphasis on achieving the "hard" skills for success in a particular field...
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This long accepted belief that given the skills, one can do anything is a generalization based on fact. Many of the funding decisions made about education are focused on well-documented statistics about the needs of various industries. The decision to spend funds on developing capability is not bad one...
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