Post by maidden on May 8, 2008 13:19:28 GMT -4
Proposal for Education Reform
Fellow Ocians,
With a new administration comes always change, which tends to be a difficult process. However, a change can be for the better, even if it is a difficult one. I is my hope that,with hard work, we can bring new life into this fine institution. It's with this in mind that I propose:
1. The establishment of 3 departments within the University, namely a Department of Arts, a Department of Natural Sciences and a Department of Human Sciences, where the relevant courses can be given, along with an Public Auditorium, where courses that do not easily conform to those arbitrary divisions can be taught, as well as any short lecture or artistic production or anything else that belongs in a University.
2. The appointment or election of Deans to manage each of the Departments, as well as a Rector to the general management of the University.
3. The allocation of funding with which to encourage more citizens to pursue a Professorship.
4. The formation of a Board of Education, whose job would include (but not be limited to):
This Proposal for Education Reform is a first draft, comments and suggestions are more than welcome.
Fellow Ocians,
With a new administration comes always change, which tends to be a difficult process. However, a change can be for the better, even if it is a difficult one. I is my hope that,with hard work, we can bring new life into this fine institution. It's with this in mind that I propose:
1. The establishment of 3 departments within the University, namely a Department of Arts, a Department of Natural Sciences and a Department of Human Sciences, where the relevant courses can be given, along with an Public Auditorium, where courses that do not easily conform to those arbitrary divisions can be taught, as well as any short lecture or artistic production or anything else that belongs in a University.
2. The appointment or election of Deans to manage each of the Departments, as well as a Rector to the general management of the University.
3. The allocation of funding with which to encourage more citizens to pursue a Professorship.
4. The formation of a Board of Education, whose job would include (but not be limited to):
i. Propose Standards with which to evaluate whether or not to give courses official Accreditation;
ii. Encourage learned citizens to submit Course Proposals;
iii. Evaluate Course Proposals by the Standards and, if approved, provide the citizen who proposed it with the title of Professor and remuneration.
This Proposal for Education Reform is a first draft, comments and suggestions are more than welcome.
