Pre-School Ed: "Obedient little collectivists are learning to submit to group wishes in order to be judged "correct" -- politically correct. Resistance is futile."

Preschools Are Using A Marxist's Theories To Manufacture Collectivists
By Chuck Rogér
AmericanThinker.com
March 27, 2011

The room buzzes with little voices. Little children engage in "mature, dramatic play." An adult helps the children "regulate" and "monitor each other's compliance" with "rules and assigned roles."[1] Each child knows his or her place. Each child does the group's bidding, nothing else.

Orwell's 1984? No, a scene played out in thousands of classrooms across America. The drumbeat of collectivism begins in preschool. And a long-dead Soviet psychologist helped define that drumbeat.

Months ago, an email from a teacher spurred me to investigate the theories of Lev Vygotsky (1896-1934). My research revealed starry-eyed academics enamored of collectivism.

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