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education complaints
| it's kinda cool thing to learn though
| It may seem bad, but it's important to have at least a vague knowledge of things, even if it all leaves your brain after the year is over. Additionally, it's important to be taught how to learn and how to solve problems in different areas, which is accomplished by diverse material. Admittedly, traditional school does leave out some important areas, but that doesn't mean the areas you're griping about are invalid. It has more value than you think, friend.
| I do wish they taught important life skills. Like how to do taxes and that kinda adult junk.
| >>137714
You have the right to remain ignorant g/u/rl. Don't let them fuckers fill your head with knowledge.
| Yeah and then marketologists have to put "GMO-free" sticker on a toilet paper because people are that ignorant
True story
| Learning is necessary. But in schools, they teach us things we don't need for example, if you're going to have a job about cooking, then why the fuck would you need biology,maths,geography etc. Of course you need to learn the basics but at some point its unnecessary and the worst thing is you're responsible for that. They ask you things in the exam that you'll forget 1 year later. That's the problem in the education system.
| >>137904
WHAT? Where has this happened?
People this dumb really exist in crowding amounts and are a norm in towns and cities? Where, where? I need to plan a holiday trip there just to see how real life Idiocracy feels like!
| >>137906
You are fucking wrong. Schools are not there to teach you about the jobs you will perform later, but to mold you as a person and build up society with proper knowledge. I loved calculus and biology in school, wondered at drawing graphics of systems with multiple variables, marveled at learning how haemoglobin does its magic, awed at the simplicity of dna and ulfimate power of the genome. Of all, physics was my preffered.
Dumbing education down more should be a crime.
| Girl, knowledge is power I'm more upset about schools not teaching enough than about them teaching stuff you won't use in real life
It's also a huge plus that the more you know about all areas while young the easier it is to make the right choice of careers
| >>138016
I can not agree more. There seriously were cases where I wanted things to go into deeper details with explanations and reasoning.
After one is formed as a person from school, not only career choices unveil crystal clear in front of you, but you are also able to properly mix different fields together. And also become very immune to bullshit and able to spot fallacious pretenses in all areas of life. Because you are really educated, not guided to just become a worker bee.
| >>138008
Well I stumbled upon it in rural area general store several years ago, I'm not telling the country.
The problem is it was targeted at under-educated people who would prefer this product to another based on superstition in their head. One quality biology class a week at school would remedy this particular situation easily.
Home education can be better than school but only if parents are better than available teachers. Be careful on deciding what knowledge does your kid need
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| I don't know why the fuck I have to learn about RNA replication and dialation of triangles in high school. Gonna homeschool my children can't put them through this retarded shit