Alexander Meiklejohn openly voices his opinions towards the educational system of not only the Experimental College but other collegiate institutes. Meiklejohn offers the Experimental College and its curriculm as the proper way to guide students, teachers and the community. In his speech, Meiklejohn presents his idea that the injustices of educational systems are due to the teachers them- selves lacking the knowledge to teach their students. He seems to say that the teachers do not care, where in reality the community has influenced the individual's motives towards status, standard of living and money. We can not just consider the occupation of a university professor as the only teacher.
Every individual is essentially a teacher.
We have to look at ourselves and realize how we influence someone else. The individual within the institution has to have the desire to learn and the means of learning it. The teacher has to have the desire to teach and the means of teaching it. The society Meiklejohn spoke about is more present today than forty years ago. Television and radio have negatively influenced the person more today than anyone in 1957 could have conceived.