"The alternative to the coercion and corruption of government schools is a free market in education, in which businessmen, educators, and parents decide what they will offer, how they will teach, and where they will and will not send their children for education. Although a free market would not end every problem in education, it would empower those who use and finance schools to reward competent and healthy schools and withdraw their support from incompetent and corrupt ones. Observe that most private schools today offer a much better education than do the government schools. "In education, as in all other areas of life, the moral is the practical—respecting people’s rights to control their businesses, their careers, their their wealth, and their children’s education would promote great schools that educate students and prepare them for successful living." —Ari Armstrong
Posted on: Fri, 30 Aug 2013 14:45:25 +0000
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