Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Another state whose leadership aims to destroy public education in their state.
What will happen if this passes:
Complete inability for Texas to recruit new science professors who are able to compete in the market of ideas.
Those smart faculty will head to other states - or other countries. (Britain, China would love to have them.)
If this happens I wouldn't send my kids to Texas universities - because Texas universities won't get the best faculty.
We have a modern global talent economy, and if a state education system is anti-intellectual, why would I want my kids to go to school there?
I'm not a Republican and have voted for them zero times but this is one proposal I can stand behind. I can understand tenure when the supply of teachers is low. I keep hearing that it's the oppisite. Too many PhDs looking for too few jobs. Kill tenure and hire the best. If old geezer wants to leave because his tenure is gone, he's welcome. Don't think research funding will be impacted by this.
Why would the best ever accept a non-tenured job if they are offered tenured jobs elsewhere?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some professors are lazy A holes. This might help get rid of them. Now we need term imits for congress and the Supreme Court.
Only the top professors get tenure. It is very difficult. You don’t know what you are talking about.
Dude - I've seen plenty of half-assed, stupid, rich entitled white males with garbage research and spurious publishing get tenure - you're lying or fully ignorant if you think it's different than any other profession.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some professors are lazy A holes. This might help get rid of them. Now we need term imits for congress and the Supreme Court.
Only the top professors get tenure. It is very difficult. You don’t know what you are talking about.
Dude - I've seen plenty of half-assed, stupid, rich entitled white males with garbage research and spurious publishing get tenure - you're lying or fully ignorant if you think it's different than any other profession.
Anonymous wrote:Why does Texas even devote tax dollars to education? They should just do away with publicly financed Universities and colleges. Ever republican would be for this!
Anonymous wrote:Would this include Rice or is it public Us only?
So nuts
Anonymous wrote:Undermining education is a core component of the new GOP.
They want the country to be fat and dumb.
Anonymous wrote:Texas is working to eliminate critical thinking in its teachers and professors and replace them with underpaid contract workers whose economic inability to leave will keep them obedient to the know-nothing Republican government.
But creepy sexist/racist white guys at the top of the academic pyramid? Their jobs are secure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some professors are lazy A holes. This might help get rid of them. Now we need term imits for congress and the Supreme Court.
Only the top professors get tenure. It is very difficult. You don’t know what you are talking about.
Anonymous wrote:Some professors are lazy A holes. This might help get rid of them. Now we need term imits for congress and the Supreme Court.
Anonymous wrote:I believe this will happen in more states. Great! Tenure protects ineffective and lazy professors.