The school system often curbs individual talents. Discuss.
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In most schools teachers force students to mug up facts. No attention is paid to individual talents and interests. All children are given the same type of education. Any arguments of questions from the students are discouraged. Anyone who shows some originality is disliked. as a result of all this individual talents are badly curved.
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Albert Einstein once said, "Everybody's a genius, but if you judge a fish, by it's ability to climb a tree, it'll live it's whole believing that it is stupid."
Modern day schoolings got some sorta glitch in them.
They didn't change as time did. If you have a look back at the history of SCHOOLINGS, you'll find an interesting thing, The system we're working on today was actually made to make the kids disciplined for the FACTORY WORKS. yeah, Factory works. This system of education emerged during industrialization.
Now ain't that a shame
In literary over a century, nothing has changed
Yet you claim to prepare students for the future?
But with evidence like that I must ask: do you prepare students for the future, or the past?
I did a background check on it and let the records show, that the schools were made to train people to work in factories, which explains why they put students in straight rows nice and neat. Raise your hand if you want to speak, give them a short break to eat, and for eight hours a day tell them what to think
Oh, and make the compete to get an A — a letter that determines a product quality hint grade A of meat
I get it, back then times were different
We all have a past; I myself am no Gandhi
But today, we don't need to make robot zombies
The world had progressed, and now we need people
Who think creatively, innovatively, critically, interdependently, with the ability to connect.
You see, every scientist will tell you no two brains are the same
And every parents with two or more children will confirm that claim.
When it comes to school this is exactly what happens. This educational malpractice where one teacher stands in front of 20 children each one having different strengths different needs different gifts different dreams and you teach the same thing the same way. that's horrific!
Modern day schoolings got some sorta glitch in them.
They didn't change as time did. If you have a look back at the history of SCHOOLINGS, you'll find an interesting thing, The system we're working on today was actually made to make the kids disciplined for the FACTORY WORKS. yeah, Factory works. This system of education emerged during industrialization.
Now ain't that a shame
In literary over a century, nothing has changed
Yet you claim to prepare students for the future?
But with evidence like that I must ask: do you prepare students for the future, or the past?
I did a background check on it and let the records show, that the schools were made to train people to work in factories, which explains why they put students in straight rows nice and neat. Raise your hand if you want to speak, give them a short break to eat, and for eight hours a day tell them what to think
Oh, and make the compete to get an A — a letter that determines a product quality hint grade A of meat
I get it, back then times were different
We all have a past; I myself am no Gandhi
But today, we don't need to make robot zombies
The world had progressed, and now we need people
Who think creatively, innovatively, critically, interdependently, with the ability to connect.
You see, every scientist will tell you no two brains are the same
And every parents with two or more children will confirm that claim.
When it comes to school this is exactly what happens. This educational malpractice where one teacher stands in front of 20 children each one having different strengths different needs different gifts different dreams and you teach the same thing the same way. that's horrific!
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