Argues that market forces undermine teaching in universities, indicating a need for change.
This paper argues that the infiltration of market forces and neoliberal policies into higher education has significantly undermined the core teaching mission of universities, leading to a devaluation of teaching, an overemphasis on research productivity, and a reliance on contingent faculty that ultimately compromises the quality of education and the public good. A framework to retrieve teaching as a relational act is offered as an imperative for universities and the academic community.
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