Others, including Rod Paige, the secretary of education, echoed the theme over the first weekend.
Dan Rogerson, the co-chair of the Lib Dem parliamentary committee on education, echoed Clegg's criticisms.
"We're too focused on the process, and not enough on outcome," said Robert H. Pasternack, the federal assistant secretary for special education, echoing the report.
Though the law was initiated and signed by a Republican president, presidential candidates like Mitt Romney and Rick Perry, who once supported it, now talk about getting the federal government out of education, echoing Tea Party members who deem federal involvement a constitutional travesty.
Vico's aim was to emphasize the importance of practical judgment in education, an echo of the ideals of Locke and a prefiguring of Rousseau and the 19th-century reformer Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi.
Other options for savings in the education budget, echo proposals made by other local authorities.
Germaine McAuley, Spelman's athletic director and the chairwoman of the physical education department, echoed that notion, despite her 25 years of college coaching experience and the breakup of her staff.
You can see this discomfort in the three main complaints of Yousafzai's critics: Her fame highlights Pakistan's most negative aspect (rampant militancy); her education campaign echoes Western agendas; and the West's admiration of her is hypocritical because it overlooks the plight of other innocent victims, like the casualties of U.S. drone strikes.
The proposed education fund echoes the type of public health initiatives which systematically target a disease or a health problem with a clearly-defined outcome.
Dawn columnist Huma Yusuf summarized three main complaints of Yousafzai's critics: "Her fame highlights Pakistan's most negative aspect (rampant militancy); her education campaign echoes Western agendas; and the West's admiration of her is hypocritical because it overlooks the plight of other innocent victims, like the casualties of U.S. drone strikes".
