[lbo-talk] NCLB bites the University?

Gail Brock gbrock_dca at yahoo.com
Tue Apr 13 18:41:18 PDT 2010


Actually, the bureaucrat is more likely to make only one third of your salary. That's why the objectives have to be assessable, so someone with considerably less training can process them. It's the politicians who are doing this. Don't get misled into thinking that other government workers are the enemy.

________________________________ Joanna <123hop at comcast.net> on Tue, April 13, 2010 8:46:09 PMwrites:

Jeff writes

"I was in our meeting yesterday about a new gen ed, and we just can't have any "objectives" that are not assessable, so this means they have to be framed in terms that render them "assessable," and this actually alters the content and direction of the goals. I can't see what about it is *not* pernicious."

Not just "assessable" but assessable by a bureaucrat and in terms of what a bureaucrat understands: more, faster, bigger, etc. And because the bureaucrat decides what's assessable, he gets to make three times your salary.

It is not possible to go along with this. It just isn't.

Joanna

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