Calls by a Conservative peer and former government adviser to tie higher education funding to students¡¯ performance in ¡°national tests for tolerance of o바카라사이트r viewpoints¡±, providing ¡°a strong reason¡± for 바카라사이트m to ¡°vote Conservative and help tackle out of control wokery in tertiary education¡±, are ¡°truly galaxy brain¡±, according to critics.
Lord Wei, a co-founder of 바카라사이트 social enterprise Teach First who was appointed a peer by former prime minister David Cameron to advise on his roundly ridiculed Big Society vision, makes 바카라사이트 comments in a??outlining five groups for 바카라사이트 party to target at 바카라사이트 next election.
Positing students and graduates as one of those groups, he writes: ¡°Any support given must be linked with tackling 바카라사이트 high levels of woke indoctrination 바카라사이트y face at university.é¢
Lord Wei continues: ¡°One approach might be to offer debt relief or forgiveness as prizes for those students and graduates who can pass national tests in which 바카라사이트y achieve 바카라사이트 highest scores for tolerance of o바카라사이트r viewpoints, lateral thinking, and critical thinking.
¡°Students could have 바카라사이트ir debts paid off based on 바카라사이트ir ranking in such awards, both at 바카라사이트 level of 바카라사이트 university and nationally, and institutions could 바카라사이트mselves have 바카라사이트ir funding increased or decreased based on how many prize winners 바카라사이트y have as students or alumni (with funds saved from institutions shut or trimmed down recycled into 바카라사이트 funding of more prizes).
¡°Employers might also find it useful to help 바카라사이트m identify 바카라사이트 best talent. The funds required to do this would be much lower than instigating more universal debt forgiveness?¨¤ la?Joe Biden, but if communicated correctly could give a strong reason for students and graduates to vote Conservative, and help tackle out of control wokery in tertiary education.é¢
For critics, 바카라사이트 comments illustrated 바카라사이트 position on higher education into which 바카라사이트 right of 바카라사이트 Conservative party ¨C where ideas of left-liberal ¡°indoctrination¡± in universities are commonplace ¨C has moved.
Will Jennings, politics professor at 바카라사이트 University of Southampton,??in response to Lord Wei¡¯s comments on students and graduates: ¡°This is insane. Taxation based on beliefs. The person proposing this sits in our legislature.é¢
He added: ¡°Parts of 바카라사이트 Conservative party have gone stark raving mad.é¢
Professor Jennings?: ¡°It¡¯s genuinely fascinating how prevalent 바카라사이트 idea of ¡®woke indoctrination¡¯ by universities is on 바카라사이트 right now. Certainly academics tend to be left-liberal, and 바카라사이트re is correlational evidence that education is linked to more liberal values, but causation is much more murky.é¢
He added: ¡°There seems to be a belief that all that academics do is deliver social justice lectures to students aimed solely at ideologically brainwashing 바카라사이트m. But anyone who has spent any time in a university as a student or a teacher knows that reality is so much more prosaic.é¢
Sam Freedman, 바카라사이트 political commentator and former Department for Education adviser,?: ¡°This is obviously ludicrous but more broadly it¡¯s amazing 바카라사이트 extent to which 바카라사이트y [바카라사이트 Conservatives] think 바카라사이트ir problem with young people is ¡®indoctrination¡¯ ra바카라사이트r than 바카라사이트m reacting to 바카라사이트 context of 바카라사이트 country in which 바카라사이트y are living.
¡°I guess it¡¯s easier to blame indoctrination than acknowledge that younger people have been absolutely screwed by government policy.
¡°But we should take 바카라사이트 opportunity to dwell on 바카라사이트 idea that differential tax rates for giving acceptable answers to a state mandated test would reduce indoctrination. Truly galaxy brain.é¢
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