Larabee describes social efficiency as an educational framework through which the varsity sees its role as that of making ready the students to develop into employees. Curriculum responds to society’s wants in a practical manner; hence, it is seen as a public good designed to meet collective needs. Society depends on the college to fulfill its human capital needs in all phases of financial life. In this model, schools should necessarily adapt to existing socioeconomic and social constructions. While sustaining the status quo, they realize their full instructional, political, and cultural influence.
In September, scores of universities voiced their opposition to Trump’s introduced plan to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, eradicating authorized protection carried out under the Obama administration for undocumented immigrants who have been brought to the U.S. as kids. Later in the year, more than 200 college leaders signed a letter to the …