What Does Public School Teach?

This fellow describes what the public education system has become in our era. There is little or no concern for the acquisition of knowledge for the student to use in adding something of value to the world that he or she will inhabit. Instead, he identifies the primary goal of education to be a "Pavlov's dog" training camp. They must learn to follow repetitive signals to accomplish mundane tasks which the elite require to be done but will not do themselves.