As I said in the past, Ian makes my head ache. How? By making me think from and in different directions. Now, normally people hate having headaches but this is of a different kind – and trust me, it is good for you to think outside one’s normal patters. And that’s again, what Ian started in on during Parts 1 & 2. He continues that exploration of why educational funding in its present form is the wrong thing to be at the top of one’s mind when thinking of public education. It’s the WHY of it all, and the results that it engenders during his “Three Graphs and Two Jokes” lecture:
Part 3:
