Apple CEO lambasts teacher unions
Matt Johnston
pelorus at mac.com
Sat Feb 17 06:18:15 PST 2007
On 17 Feb 2007, at 14:08, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
>
> On 17 févr. 07, at 23:02, Matt Johnston wrote:
>> Again, it's a simple message. Technology is not going to fix
>> things while there are crap teachers in the system.
>
> I can agree with that. But please, let the unions out of that. Or
> become a member and change them from inside. That is what I do,
> when I can, and it is way more productive than such stances.
I've been a member of a Union and, frankly, I found to be a waste of
time. Entrenched Union management as unreasonable as the actual
management.
>> How you want to interpret it is similar to the arguments arising
>> from Jobs on Music which has seen a multitude of different people
>> with widely different opinions on what was meant. It seemed simple
>> to me but then I'm uncomplicated.
>>
>> In the Jobs on Music debacle, the only wrong opinion is Rob
>> Enderle (and only because the laws of the universe conspire to
>> make it so)
>
> I've not read him (link ?),
You don't need to. He even has an improbability typewriter so that
even articles he hasn't written are wrong.
> and I thought Jobs' idea of actually writing something was in
> itself positive.
I think it encourages debate which might have the desired effect.
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