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Adam smith. we are failing against almost prevailing at -- i agree with what you sow in the beginning is that there has been slippage and rigor, slippage and demands academically made of students. we think that is a mistake. we have no intentions of doing that particular parade in higher education. >> tucker: good for you, maybe im misreading this, but as the outcomes decline, become less impressive, kids no less when they graduate, you would think colleges were turning out people who didnt know...

Learn, the process of writing teaches you. what did you learn?wr >> i learned you can do anything you want to do. i remember when my friend said lets run a half marathon. i said, are you kidding? i cant even run around the block without tasting blood. she said, no, we can do it. lets do more of a walk with a little bit of shuffle. i was like, i can do that. so i ran a half marathon. write a book, write a childrens book. no, i cant do that. i have two childrens books and i have this book.ri im no...

Activities. multiply this by an entire country and you wind up with a deeply ignorant population. there has been a consistent decline in adult literacy in america over the past 25 years despite the fact that more kids than ever are going to college. two separate studies for the national adult literacy find that graduates fall below proficiency. the majority could not compete domestic complete simple cognitive tasks. 31% of graduates could read and understand a complex book. college graduates sho...

Tucker carlson. >> tucker: [laughs] oh, thats big. when you write a book, you learn, the process of writing teaches you. what did you learn? stick i learned you can do anything you want to do. i remember when my friend said lets run a half marathon. i said are you kidding? i hate -- cant even run around the block without tasting blood. she said no, we can do it. lets do more of a walk with a little bit of shuffle. i was like, i can do that. so i ran a half marathon. write a book, write a childre...

Smith. we are against every prevailing wind in american higher education. i agree there has been slippage, slippage and rigor, slippage in the demands academically made of students. we think that is a mistake. we have no intention of joining that particular parade. >> tucker: good for you. i wonder what you make of this phenomenon. maybe i missed reading it. as the outcomes decline, become less impressive, kids know less whenen i graduate, rigor declin. you would think colleges, if they are turn...

Kind of ignored at least from this account these claims of sexual harassment. i thought she would be exquisitely sensitive to these claims, but no. >> this bubbled over into 2016 and that was an election year and i enjoyed your segment previously that just came up in the sense that this intersection analogy. when i was on the left, my first book which came out all the way back in 2001 was about how racism, sexism, and homophobia live on the left. their argument always is if we face this or it be...

Academic researchers decided to find out. they study data from a group of more than 2,000 students enrolled in four-year colleges who have been tracked over a period of years. the book of results from all this research was called academically addressed. limited learning on college campuses. among its many findings, 45% of students "did not demonstrate any significant improvement in learning over the first two years of college" close to 40 percent didnt learn anything at all over four years. how ...

I said -- they wanted me to write a memoir. arent you 70 years old when you write a memoir? i dont have a life story. i dont want someone to think that i am so self-righteous that i feel like i have so much life experience. but then they said we want you to focus on your faith. that is like god saying talk about me, and you cant say no to god. so i was really excited about that point. i have journal entries. i have written a journal for years. a lot of my journal entries are in here, things i ha...

Find out. they study data from a group of more than 2,000 students enrolled in four-year colleges who have been tracked over a period of years. the book that resulted from this research was called "academically adrift." b among its many findings, 45% of students "did not demonstrate any significant improvement in learning over the first two years of college. close to 40 percent didnt learn anything at all over four years." how do students learn so little? many of them never study period of 35% o...

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