i wonder about this, too.
it's allowing (but how could we prevent it?) another finger into the pie
of education.
in one perspective business _could_ be seen as a competitor for the
development and implimentation of curriculum. but there _are_ other
perspectives.
if we step outside the competitive framework, i still think there are
positive possibilites for working _with_ business (instead of against it.)
and parents. and universities. and the media. and the students themselves.
and the classroom teachers. and, and, and,...
kathie
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