Introduction
The Internally Perpetuating Nature of the Education
Establishment as a Consequence of Anti-Knowledge Ideology that Took Hold in Departments,
Schools, and Colleges of Education by the 1970s >>>>>
The Insubstantial Academic Credentials of Those Who Preside in the
Classrooms of the Teaching and Learning Program in the Education
Department at St. Mary’s University of Minnesota as Salient Example
By
the 1970s, the anti-knowledge ideology emanating from William Heard Kilpatrick
and others at Teachers College/Columbia University had taken hold in the
programs of all departments, schools, and colleges of education in the United
States, so that all public school administrators and teachers trained in these
programs enter our schools unprepared to deliver the abundant knowledge and
skill sets that would give our students and our body politic the opportunity to
live lives as culturally enriched, civically engaged, professionally satisfied
citizens.
We
bear the consequences for wretched public education throughout the United
States as demonstrated in a bevy of anti-scientific, irrational, and
irresponsible behaviors.
And
of elevated importance as a consequence of the anti -knowledge ideology that
took hold by the 1970s is the low intellectual quality of education professors
who have themselves trained in the programs of departments, schools, and
colleges of education and go forth to perpetuate the ideology and to produce
knowledge-deficient administrators and teachers.
Remembering the vacuous curriculum inflicted on students in the M. Ed. Teaching and Learning program of the education department at St. Mary’s University of Minnesota as recorded in a previous article to appear in Journal of the K-12 Revolution: Essays and Research from Minneapolis, Minnesota, inspect this list of those who teach in this program, giving attention to the low level of their own academic preparation; note that there are very few holders of doctorates, and understand that an M.Ed., the highest degree held by most of these staff members, is academically insubstantial, as is an Ed. D. --- and then, as you read the other articles in this February 2022 edition, consider how all of the major vexations of our wretched system of public education are traceable to the historical origins and current circumstance of the intellectually corrupt ideology of education professors >>>>>
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M.Ed.
in Teaching and Learning Staff at St. Mary’s University of Minnesota
Megan Troje, M.A.
Lead Field Specialist
Admission - SGPP
LaSalle Hall - TC Campus, LSH 114
Faculty
Tracy
Lysne, M.Ed.
Program Director
Sarah
Haugen, M.Ed.
Associate Program Director
Faculty
Observation Advisor
Emily
Albrecht, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Nicole
Biondich, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Tamara
Colucci, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Instructor
Tony
Hastings, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Katherine
(Katie) Higgins, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
David
Jackson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
William
Knutson, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Patti
Lagos, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Instructor
Emily
Larsen, Ed.D.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Theresa
Lewis, M.S.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Mary
Lien, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Stacy
Lufkin, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Mary
Jo Nairn, Ed.S.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Shane
Rasmussen, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Stefanie
Scarset, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Instructor
Joseph
Schingen, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
Michele
Wood, M.Ed.
Course-Contracted Assistant Professor
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