What's the outlook of burgerland education in 10 years.
What's the outlook of burgerland education in 10 years
Aaron Moore
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Aiden Foster
Not good.
Ethan Roberts
Based on the latest PISA statistics it does not look good at all.
Presently it is in grad school that US universities shine, some of that by attracting the best students across the world. In 20 years time that may have changed.
Logan Morgan
But where could the brain drain relocate to? Canada? That's the only place that immediately comes to mind because all of Eurasia is burning.
Luis Brown
I can only speak for math and physics undergrad. It's going to get worse, a lot worse. Standards keep dropping and they won't go up anytime soon. Universities will push forward low quality degrees since they still get the money. No one in control of the system actually knows enough math or physics to see just how shitty the degree requirements are and call this bullshit for what it is. Students in math can graduate without without coursework in algebra and analysis and students in physics can graduate without quantum field theory or even sometimes grad quantum mechanics.
One of my older professors in physics actually thought standards had went up since he was in undergrad like 50 years ago since everyone was taking linear algebra now. What he didn't know is how watered down the standard undergrad linear algebra course is. When he took it, it was taken after abstract algebra, and was always had proofs. Including stuff like dual spaces, tensors, spectrums, and other multilinear algebra. I told him this when I took his quantum computing course last year. He was suprised at how little the grad computer scientists and engineers knew for linear algebra, even though it was listed as a pre-req. We spent the first month reviewing as a result. This year he decided to grade his exams and hw himself, instead of hiring an older student, and he's pissed. No one understands anything in the class. He always just assumed people understood since they never said anything.
Bentley Nguyen
Not so much a drain as the quality of pre-gradschool is in a nose dive. drain in the world is INTO the US, mainly from Europe and Asia but that will end were the US economy to tank. China scared off a lot of their student abroad after the massacre on Tienanmen Square but now they are returning, slowly.
Also Vietnam is putting a LOT of effort into schooling.
Carter Lopez
>all of Eurasia is burning.
great meme
Aiden Ramirez
>10 years later.
>America is nothing but a Mad Max wasteland
>The cities are littered with graffiti and posters saying god is dead
> a lone man once a scientist is sitting in the corner of a now defunct Walmart chattering to himself that the tears he had shedd for all that had happened were all on a spectrum
>Outside redditors are sacrificing children screaming that "abortion should be legalized" to a large statue of Bill Nye
>The last cisgendered male is about to be drawn and quartered at city hall thanks to the behest of the grand matriarch after she caused global thermonuclear war to cleanse the world of the patriarchy.
>There are people still playing Pokemon Go. Oblivious zombies to the screaming and raiding that is going on around them.
>autistic man children are being brought by the dozen in to concentration camps to be re-educated in favour of the now "improved" common core mathematics that consists of banging stones together and hoping for the best.
>A lone motorcyclist drives up the now defunct railway line as he witnesses the carnage before him...
>His face an alabastar stone that knows that if it ever started weeping it would not cease.
>He is not broken by the carnage. He is dissapointed there wasn't more.
>"Fucking Normies...." he mutters to himself as he rides down to hell with his daikamura
Anthony Thompson
What the LOL?! That was flippin EPIC XDd!!!
Hudson Foster
Why give a fuck about forcing people to learn shit they don't want to when you can focus your energy teaching people who want to learn super complex shit? In academia it's always better to have a high ceiling rather than a high floor, and this philosophy has been instrumental in the dominance of US higher education.