The McDonaldization of Education

For decades, education has been a cornerstone of society. Technological progress, economic instability, political change, but education still exists and is important not only for the development of individuals and society but also essential. However, despite this importance, the quality and purpose of learning is often lost in today's assembly process, the manufacturing education process. In a highly structured and economically promoted world, the education system can be regarded as a machine designed to train future workers and employees.

Since 2006, Melissa McDonald has written articles on education. Her work is published in "AdjunctNation", "JCW", "Honor Cord" electronic magazines. She has a master's degree in English literature from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and currently serves as a consultant for writing in the field of higher education. In addition to being educators and writers, McDonald's is a jury of local and national lighting contests for high school and university students.

This article will be adapted from Duff McDonald 's new book "Golden Passport" about Harvard Business School. Many years ago, McDonalds informed me of this book. I believe that Mr. Michael Jensen Professor Harvard Business School has had a unique influence on the transition of school from education administrators to educational investors and financiers. Personally, I am not all buyers of McDonald 's sales (see below for details), he has a good reason for the historical development of administrative education. In the 1994 paper, Jason wrote about McLeans, "Human Nature". When she agreed, he changed the offer to ten dollars, and she answered with anger, and she asked what she thought she was of what kind. His answer is "We have already decided this, we are just negotiating now." Then the author concludes that we are all prostitutes.

The other aspect of applying McDonald's to the food industry in every aspect of life is called McDonald's. In today's world, the impact of McDonald's can be seen in every aspect of life not only in the food industry, but also in culture, globalization, education, and higher education. The purpose of this paper is to clarify McDonald's concept and its penetration rate in various fields of life. Here are examples of McDonald's in culture, globalization, and education. In addition, this paper also shows that e-learning is the ultimate realization of McDonald's education.