Outcome-Based Education: Control vs. Creativity | The Ultimate History Lesson (Pt. 1) 🎬⚡

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Show by James Cordiner

Watch Part 1 of The Ultimate History Lesson on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YQiW_l848t8 🎬Is it possible for a centralized apparatus to maintain total social control while fostering authentic creativity, productivity, and human flourishing?In Part 1 of The Ultimate History Lesson: A Weekend with John Taylor Gatto, the conversation turns toward the structural objectives of Outcome-Based Education (OBE). In nations like China, central planners have openly sought to modify their systems to solve this core dilemma: attempting to keep the population strictly governed while engineering them to be more creative, efficient, and content within their prescribed roles.When evaluating the trajectory of the West, the increasing incoherence of public discourse and civic life becomes transparent. That fragmentation is the deliberate, predictable fruit of the Prussian education system. Adopted by American industrial philanthropists in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this model was engineered to produce a compliant workforce tailored for institutional utility and corporate profit rather than sovereign intellect.The modern breakdown is not evidence that the schools are broken; the Prussian model has simply reached its terminal phase.Watch the full interview to explore how institutional schooling replaced authentic education and discover the documented history.

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