Even though these conferences routinely involve people from the far-flung corners of the
planet representing dozens of different language groups, the participants all seem to
speak the same dialect: edu-babble. They all mouth the same inane utterances
concerning "interdependence," "empowerment," "transformation," "holistic approaches,"
"globalization," "comprehensive integration of schools and social services,"
"developmental needs," and "community," as if collectively intoning the sacred doxology
of a global Cult of the World Mind. They all hum the mantra of UNESCO's universal
humanist faith. Small wonder then that almost identical education programs and policies
are springing up "spontaneously" in Tokyo, Dallas, Kiev, Toronto, Berlin, Seattle, Seoul,
New Delhi, Cairo, and Oslo.
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