Equity and Three Things That Matter Most
Darren Draper,
Drape's Takes,
Nov 05, 2010
Darren Draper is "offended" by my Deinstitutionalizing Education post, saying "I personally know far too many good, well-intentioned, hard working people leading public districts across the country." Well, maybe so, but there is plenty of evidence, from where I sit, that it is the institutional form that creates these chronic instances of greed, corruption, ingratitude, etc., rather than some inherently bad property of the people working in them. After all, I too know a great many people working in institutions who are good, well-intentioned, hard working people (substantially fewer leading them). But that's not what the institutional form rewards and values. Related: Graham Attwell takes on learning and institutions in this short post.
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