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    The document discusses how today's higher education institutions offer a wide variety of 'goods' and allow students to 'buy' any set of knowledge they want, similar to shopping at a mall where students can try different classes for a short period before deciding whether to continue with a particular professor's course or try another occupation.

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    The document discusses how today's higher education institutions offer a wide variety of 'goods' and allow students to 'buy' any set of knowledge they want, similar to shopping at a mall where students can try different classes for a short period before deciding whether to continue with a particular professor's course or try another occupation.

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    The document discusses how today's higher education institutions offer a wide variety of 'goods' and allow students to 'buy' any set of knowledge they want, similar to shopping at a mall where students can try different classes for a short period before deciding whether to continue with a particular professor's course or try another occupation.

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    Power

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    The document discusses how today's higher education institutions offer a wide variety of 'goods' and allow students to 'buy' any set of knowledge they want, similar to shopping at a mall where students can try different classes for a short period before deciding whether to continue with a particular professor's course or try another occupation.

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    Today ' s higher education institution

    offers a wide range


    various "goods" and allows, even by
    encouraging, "buyers" students
    Look at the shops as long as they find what
    they like. Individual clients may
    "buy" any set of knowledge they want, and the
    university.
    Gives his clients everything they need. In some
    rather prestigious institutions,
    This concept of the mall has been brought to
    an extreme. In the first few weeks of classes
    The students try the goods. They come to
    class, stay for ten minutes to
    See what the professor is and then leave, often
    in the middle.
    Professor's proposals to try another
    occupation.
    In the same way that browsers come in and
    out of shops at the mall. "You have ten
    For minutes, it's like the students are talking
    to me to show me what you have. So, uh,
    "And do your best."

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