>Is the idea that the rich somehow conspire to do as you suggest?
Not a conspiracy. See, everybody wants a good education for their children. Everybody invests, but the rich obviously spend more money. And that buy their children a better education and better jobs earning higher wages. Isn't that obvious?
> How about Bill Gates or the many other rich folk?
That is called anecdotal evidence. There is no cast system in America, but the American dream is not dead, but close. The social mobility in Europe is higher.
> What would happen if teachers had to have advanced degrees and even some real world experience before being able to teach?
That would be great, but that won't be for free. But i think it would pay off.
Not a conspiracy. See, everybody wants a good education for their children. Everybody invests, but the rich obviously spend more money. And that buy their children a better education and better jobs earning higher wages. Isn't that obvious?
> How about Bill Gates or the many other rich folk?
That is called anecdotal evidence. There is no cast system in America, but the American dream is not dead, but close. The social mobility in Europe is higher.
> What would happen if teachers had to have advanced degrees and even some real world experience before being able to teach?
That would be great, but that won't be for free. But i think it would pay off.