Dumbing Down Education Requirements in South Africa

There is only one way to achieve equity: reduce all standards to the lowest common denominator. This includes dumbing down education requirements. Once again, the glorious path forward toward progressive utopia is illuminated by post-Apartheid South Africa:

Experts are warning that the government’s decision to make it easier to get a National Senior Certificate (NSC) Bachelor’s pass will mean universities will be flooded with applications.

Up until March 2018, the minimum requirement for admission to degree studies was subject to a list of 20-credit subjects known as the “designated subject list”.

It used to be that students needed to score at least 50% on the NSC exams on four designated subjects. No longer.

Now, students only need to achieve this modest level of proficiency in any four subjects other than “Life Orientation,” presumably including white genocide, basket weaving, necklacing, et cetera. More challenging subjects like math and science can be left behind. It’s all part of the process of decolonization.

As Affirmative Action demonstrates in the USA, just because students are accepted does not mean they can handle the coursework when they move on to college. No worries; if the tests are hard, the students can just riot.

What is the point of going to college when education in general has been dumbed down to the point that no one learns anything? How about free food and shelter?

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.

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