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Why The Imploding of The Affordable Care Act is Good for the American Education System by Jason Margolis - December 06, 2013This commentary argues that the failures of the Affordable Care Act and website are symbolic of the failures of American education policy over the past 30 years. These policies have targeted “achievement,” as defined by the few, rather than “liberty” as sought by the many. It is argued that to live free, healthy, and educated, we must acknowledge that in a country this diverse, we will not all define free, healthy, and educated living the same. Instead of hyper-control and standardization, what makes America and its schools great is the ongoing development of the capacity to think independently and freely.To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- Jason Margolis
Duquesne University
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JASON MARGOLIS is an associate professor of education at Duquesne University
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