Original sentence: " But neither should we abandon our efforts to provide each of our citizens with an opportunity to have the education that is required to keep us all watchful, wakeful protectors of our personal and political freedoms.Critic Michael J.Feuer, writing in Issues in Science and Technology, in addition to Murray's “'four simple truths'” also sees "an equally simplistic proposal: ... [that] privatization will fix the schools.Indeed, we should not set the college degree as our gold standard for success in life.John's College, Annapolis, Christopher B.Murray calls the "forgotten half.Nelson, in what he called his "version of educational romanticism" agreed with some of Murray's premises but challenged his conclusions: Of course ability varies and half the children are below average.President of St.The book claims that there are "four simple truths" about education:.We should not stigmatize those Mr.We should teach people how to better make a living and to respect the work of the craftsmen and technicians among us
Edited sentence: The book offers "four simple truths" which are"