In education, ‘trust the experts’ is a scam to silence even expert dissent
Summary
The article discusses how the phrase "trust the experts" is often used to shut down parents or teachers who question the content of some library books in schools. It raises the question of what happens when real experts themselves disagree with what is being taught or available in school libraries.Key Facts
- People often use "trust the experts" to respond to concerns about school library books.
- This phrase can stop parents or teachers from speaking up about inappropriate materials.
- Some experts actually disagree with the content found in certain school libraries.
- The article questions the idea of blindly trusting experts without considering differing expert opinions.
- It highlights tensions between school authorities, parents, teachers, and experts about school library content.
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