Carleton Kendrick: A Harvard Interviewer's Haunting Memories
Over those two decades, the children I interviewed had become progressively more packaged for success. They had been advised, persuaded, and professionally coached into believing that school's only purpose is to get the grades that will gain them admission into an elite college. A degree from a top college would then translate into a high-paying job and a secure financial future. That's the plan. The best plan. The only plan.
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