Headlines like that are pounded into our heads every day. Do you ever ask yourself "why"? A short article discussing manufacturing in America does NOT list "higher education" as a reason why factories relocated to southern states in the '80's and other countries after NAFTA was signed into law. What would be a good reason companies relocated? If you guessed
So, if Americans want to compete in the global market, we need to become more like third world countries? Apparently so, since that's where our jobs have gone. I'd like to say it's important that we be able to compete with China, but I'd have to say we already are.
I'm beginning to think a few things aren't adding up. Maybe you can help me out with this one:
Our education system has been reformed from No Child Left Behind to Common Core, which will educate the children in a manner never before tried to allow them to compete, after college graduation, for jobs that don't exist. Explain to me how any of that makes sense. And factor in jobs that will
There's a competition, alright. For finite resources on a finite planet. It was an old coot who helped me figure that one out. Amazing how one is able to learn without the foundation of the CC curriculum to guide the way.
It all starts with baby steps.
