America on The Road to Total Destruction with Author Charlotte Iserbyt 1/4

On this Friday, January 6 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks with Charlotte Iserbyt, who served as Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of Educational Research and improvement at the Department of Education during the Reagan years. During her stint there, she blew the whistle on a major technology initiative which would control curriculum in America's classrooms. She subsequently wrote and compiled the deliberate dumbing down of america, a chronological history of the past one hundred plus years of education reform. A new version of Iserbyt's book is now available at the Infowars store.
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[TheAlexJonesChannel]

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[StratusBlue]

Heehee. I never heard anyone scold Jones for interupting before.

[phvalue323]

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[zurichdublin188]

So basically she is saying that whites going to school with NIGGERS and spics ruins the education system. Big fucking shock there. LOL

Alex is like "well you are an expert in the education system Ma'am..."

[Gnostic279]

@theantisauronist Well, the point I was trying to make is that we general rate intelligence with an I.Q. test which is fundamentally flawed. There are many nuances to intelligence and that test is mostly just looking for the data collector who can focus and perform simple instructions by accessing memory. I just think that people who can look at the data from different perspectives and manipulate and enterchange it are much smarter people.

[kryptonitezirconium7]

Firstly, I agree that the education system is the tool of the devil. Why does Alex have a problem with operative conditioning and pavlovian/skinner education? The bible says that God uses such techniques to train his servants "they that come to God must believe that he exists, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him". In other words God's method for training is to reward the right behaviour and punish the wrong behaviour. Does he mean they are not actually being rewarded.

[theantisauronist]

@Gnostic279 I see, I think... Timing responses is unfair anyway, as slower minds should not be considered, obligatorily, less important than fast ones.

[Gnostic279]

2:He may also decipher feelings and images from memory that image may have related to. Who do you think will test better in IQ? While the 1-dimensional thinker quickly does the task at hand without any deeper understanding of the functions of that task the multi-dimensional thinkers will be slower and therefore test lower in IQ despite having a much better sense of function and possibilities related to the task. That's what they want 1d thinkers who do the task and not ask questions.

[Gnostic279]

@theantisauronist OK, I take back my thanks as I see now I missed the point you were making in that post.

1: OK one example is seeing a picture of a puzzle and being timed on how fast you put it back together. The 1-dimensional thinker sees the picture and immediately starts to put it together. The artistic thinker will look at the picture and see many different possible variations of that picture and representations that relate to images in that picture.

[804gio]

I can to see the comments because I thought there was going to be people talking about how alex interrupted her and I was right! lol

[eraffel]

@whoyouknowthatsiller The first thing I would do is sit down with my parents and lay it all out, and see if you can detect where they are coming from. Tell them your concerns to gauge if they have given as much thought as you have. Ask them questions. Then, your best weapon is knowledge. Read, read, read. Become familiar with information so you can confidently speak about your concerns. Finally, hang on.