Difference between revisions of "Public school tyranny"
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| − | '''Public school tyranny''' consists of [[liberal]] administrators engaging in exaggerated control and punishment of children, perhaps to make the administrators feel powerful. It is frequently employed to prevent free-thinking students from expressing views at variance with liberal orthodoxies. | + | '''Public school tyranny''' consists of [[liberal]] administrators engaging in exaggerated control and punishment of children, perhaps to make the administrators feel powerful. It is frequently employed to prevent free-thinking students from expressing views at variance with liberal orthodoxies.{{fact}} |
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Revision as of 17:55, February 6, 2010
Public school tyranny consists of liberal administrators engaging in exaggerated control and punishment of children, perhaps to make the administrators feel powerful. It is frequently employed to prevent free-thinking students from expressing views at variance with liberal orthodoxies.[Citation Needed]