Great read. I wonder, why aren't teachers unionized in France? Speaking through the lens of someone from across the pond that has never been to France, the view that social media sells us here is that everyone gets 5 weeks vacation minimum and everyone is unionized and they negotiate stuff like employers covering their lunch (with wine of course).
Vinz, I totally agree on this. It's not a matter of education but more like a thing of predominant values and lack of philosophical education, maybe(?). However, I can't help but get frustrated because I don't see a possible way of turning things around. Have you ever thought of some sort of halfway real feasible alternative? As utopian as it could be?
I always think that most probably not even myself would ever question the current model if I weren't "contamined" by some marxist thinking while studying economics in UCV some years ago (not being a marxist myself either).
Fixing society isn't that difficult if you really think about it
Great read. I wonder, why aren't teachers unionized in France? Speaking through the lens of someone from across the pond that has never been to France, the view that social media sells us here is that everyone gets 5 weeks vacation minimum and everyone is unionized and they negotiate stuff like employers covering their lunch (with wine of course).
Couldn’t agree more! abrazón
Vinz, I totally agree on this. It's not a matter of education but more like a thing of predominant values and lack of philosophical education, maybe(?). However, I can't help but get frustrated because I don't see a possible way of turning things around. Have you ever thought of some sort of halfway real feasible alternative? As utopian as it could be?
I always think that most probably not even myself would ever question the current model if I weren't "contamined" by some marxist thinking while studying economics in UCV some years ago (not being a marxist myself either).