Formal schooling not only takes away the joy of childhood but also hinders the child's growth forever. Explain
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William Blake’s The School Boy’ is a classic example of Blake’s songs of Experience. Blake suggests that the scholastic system of his day destroys the joyful innocence of youth. Blake himself was mostly self-educated and did not tolerate the labor of the classroom as a child. This poem is less exacting and more playful than most of Blake’s other
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Formal schooling means the old way of teaching. It is based on old methods for just testing the knowledge of student about books. This method only makes the children to cram the books. Only rote learning is involved in this sort of teaching. There is no importance or place for extra curricular and co- curricular activities in it. Thus, it hampers the growth and mind of student. There is no space for child to take interest in sports, projects and presentations. In this way student gets bore of routine testing methods. Hence formal schooling carries all the joy away from child’s life.
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