Should We Drop Out?

Of the culture that is?

This post has me thinking .  . . but I cannot see totally dropping out for three reasons.

First, there is some good stuff being produced that is easier to find if one is not a total drop out.

Second, as a teacher I would find it even harder to understand the cultural context of my students than I do. Understanding is at least somewhat important for communication. One does not have to be the weird teacher who tries student slang (my art teacher who said “groovy”) to do this.

Finally, and perhaps sadly, people make decisions based on pop culture (see Saturday Night Live and politics) and there is some reason to wish to anticipate the direction the wind is blowing.

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