- This topic has 4 replies, 4 voices, and was last updated May-244:25 am by
.
-
Posts
-
-
Up5
I’m curious… has anybody read chapter 26 of the curriculum recently? Did anybody notice the anti-capitalism angle? They almost called Milton Friedman an unethical oger and spoke glowingly of Rawls who speaks of equal distribution of economic benefits. Has it always been like that?
-
Up4
Haha no but I am looking forward to it now!
-
Up1
Lol
-
Up0
Any relevant answer here?
-
Up0
Sometimes, curriculums are revised to reflect current events or evolving social and economic views. This could explain the emphasis on anti-capitalism.
The teacher might be presenting the material in a way that highlights the shortcomings of capitalism.
If the curriculum is on economics or political theory, it’s natural to discuss different ideologies like capitalism and socialism.
-
Viewing 4 reply threads
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.