College English May 2007

Opinion: Consistently Inconsistent: Business and the Spellings Commission Report on Higher Education

Brian Huot

Abstract

The author critiques the much-publicized and potentially influential 2006 report of the Spellings Commission Report. He emphasizes the report’s inconsistencies, seeing these as reflecting a business model of education that neglects not only the decline in government financial support of colleges, but also the presence in them of new student populations

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College English
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2007-05-01
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10.58680/ce20075868
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