Re:Middle-Class Families Increasingly Look to Community Coll...
by bogomipz on Sunday April 08, 2018 @04:51PM
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Did you actually believe at some point that taking 0 philosophy and 0 art classes would give you a wide-ranging perspective on those topics?
>"The idea that most students develop this sort of thing in college is pretty clearly a myth."
So based on your own anecdotal experience core curriculum contributing to a well-rounded education is a "myth."
Also the idea isn't that you immediately "develop this sort of thing in college." It's to provide a foundation for thinking about things for the rest of your life.
>"The idea that most students develop this sort of thing in college is pretty clearly a myth."
So based on your own anecdotal experience core curriculum contributing to a well-rounded education is a "myth."
Also the idea isn't that you immediately "develop this sort of thing in college." It's to provide a foundation for thinking about things for the rest of your life.