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I have no problem with the student as a customer. I'm the store keeper. I
accurately describe my product and if the student chooses to buy he gets what
I told him he would get. If it isn't what he wants he can go try some other
product. Seems like a good system to me. The more I think about it the better
I like the retailer/customer model. I think it fits very well. Is there a
problem with pleasing the customer? Where we hurt ourselves in education is
that too often we operate on a one size fits all philosophy. Another problem
is that schools are often not honest in describing what they have to offer. As
a result students often get sucked into something they really didn't bargain on
Can you blaim them if this makes them unhappy?