Educational entrepreneurship is our only hope for replacing the failed 19th-century model that now reigns in both public and private schools. But social conservatives, a key political constituency of America’s school voucher programs, always oppose designing those programs in a way that would empower entrepreneurship. They want to put more kids in religious schools, but not expose those schools to the competition entrepreneurs would create. But while competition makes people uncomfortable, it is the only vital, life-giving force that can keep institutions mission-focused and drive them to be their best.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Competition as 'vital, life-giving force'
I highly recommend Greg Forster's two-part series on "Tea Party Metaphysics." Key graf on the school-choice front:
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