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The Hierarchy of Knowledge: The Most Neglected Issue in Education

By Lisa VanDamme

Feb 20, 2006
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The dismal state of many American schools—especially public schools—is almost universally acknowledged. If you browse the education section of any major bookstore, you will find popular titles such as Why Johnny Can't Read, The Schools We Need: And Why We Don't Have Them, and Dumbing Down Our Kids. These books document the borderline illiteracy, the non…

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