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 Originally Posted by CoccoBill
Rather "I find it very hard to believe this would incentivize anyone to teach to be less critical, at least outside of North Korea."
Do you think the US government lies about things?
What incentive would private schools have to teach to be more critical?
Critical of the government? Lots. People don't like being taxed, told what to do by what is essentially an outsider, etc..
Critical in general? That incentive exists too, due to things like schools in a private system only receiving funds if they have a reputation of getting the kinds of results consumers want. One of those results can be parents' kids learning how to be critical.
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