Dropoutism
Dropoutism is a political philosophy centered around the advocacy for the abolition of public education. The concept gained significant attention in the mid-20th century, particularly in the United States, primarily through the writings of Alice O'Connor and her work on the "dropout" phenomenon. O'Connor's argument posits that the widespread phenomenon of students dropping out of high school can be seen as a form of performative protest against the societal expectations and inadequacies of the public education system.
Proponents of dropoutism argue that traditional education methods prioritize forced compliance and obedience, stifling individuality and
In evaluating the concept, one should recognize that dropoutism encompasses diverse interpretations, ranging from conservative reform
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