Mike Adams describes four ways he thinks today's colleges and universities harm our children - spiritually, morally, intellectually and financially. A poster at Free Republic added psychologically (many kids leave college with psychological problems) and physically (one in four college students has an STD.)
Wouldn't it send a message to the mis-educators in our colleges and universities if we said to them that we were no longer willing to pay obscene amounts of money for them to rob our children of their faith and teach them to despise their parents' values?
If you think your child needs the "experience" of college, have you thought about what exactly that experience is, especially at a secular school? Is it worth thousands of dollars for your child to have a four year party?
Click on the title for the entire article.
---Katie
Monday, August 08, 2011
Sunday, August 07, 2011
Welcome to the Department of Innovation
From a new blog sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution:
Seems a long time ago, but it was only back in January when Barack Obama told us that America had reached a “Sputnik moment.” He was referring to the competition with China to be the Big Dog of the 21st century global economy, but the subtext was that the country needs an attitude adjustment, that we need to start channeling Silicon Valley, a place where people may pledge to “Do no evil” but the true religion is innovation.
It made for one fine sound bite. But it hasn’t exactly inspired a bunch of innovation rallies and bake sales. So in the spirit of banging the drum for new ideas and fresh thinking, this blog will track all things innovative, not just in science and technology, but also in how we live, how we learn, how we entertain ourselves.
The Department of Innovation is about people and ideas that likely will shape the way we will live one day. Don’t hesitate to send in suggestions of subjects we should cover.
You can learn more about me on our About page.
Now check out their logo...look very carefully at the image....
Is it any wonder we are in trouble in this country? I don't expect they will be exploring innovation in education that looks at methods outside government schooling.
---Katie
Seems a long time ago, but it was only back in January when Barack Obama told us that America had reached a “Sputnik moment.” He was referring to the competition with China to be the Big Dog of the 21st century global economy, but the subtext was that the country needs an attitude adjustment, that we need to start channeling Silicon Valley, a place where people may pledge to “Do no evil” but the true religion is innovation.
It made for one fine sound bite. But it hasn’t exactly inspired a bunch of innovation rallies and bake sales. So in the spirit of banging the drum for new ideas and fresh thinking, this blog will track all things innovative, not just in science and technology, but also in how we live, how we learn, how we entertain ourselves.
The Department of Innovation is about people and ideas that likely will shape the way we will live one day. Don’t hesitate to send in suggestions of subjects we should cover.
You can learn more about me on our About page.
Now check out their logo...look very carefully at the image....
Is it any wonder we are in trouble in this country? I don't expect they will be exploring innovation in education that looks at methods outside government schooling.
---Katie
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