jazzc
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I joined and no one was there.
Must... try... harder... to read the instructions.
I joined and no one was there.
Must... try... harder... to read the instructions.
He is so right.
SCHOOL IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FACKING BORINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
Also, what da fuck is up with colleges changing like 2 pages from a 200 book and then forcing students to buy "the latest edition" every fucking new school year. ARHHHHHH fucking scammers! -_-
The thing you're all overlooking is that maybe, just maybe, the educational system "got" this way on purpose.
Of course it 's on purpose, you are re-discovering the wheel![]()
Don't forget the tinfoil hats! Else the alien overlords will always be able to read your mind.The thing you're all overlooking is that maybe, just maybe, the educational system "got" this way on purpose. I have a theory why this is happening (not 100% original, a lot of people came to these conclusions on their own):
Easier to control masses. Let me ask you, who's easier to control? A person who.......
So yeah, that's my opinion. Long rant...
Don't forget the tinfoil hats! Else the alien overlords will always be able to read your mind.
Is it really so unbelievable that people just are lazy from all the modern luxuries? Being dumb is just easier than becoming educated.
And really, how many people has such idols who you're taking about for more than a few years? I've never met anyone who didn't outgrow bad idols like those. And rednecks are incredibly funny to watch, and I guess that's why they're being shown on television as that's what people wants to see. I find it hard to believe that every media is owned by the same people rather than being businesses who wants to make themselves the most profit possible.
Maybe I'm just from a small unimportant country, who the alien overlords has no interest in, but the school I attended when I was 16-19 years old (don't know the American equivalent of this) was very educational. The vast majority of teachers were very passionate about the classes they taught, and all classes had room for discussions, fun, and not least interactive education where lots of facts would be tested and/or proven. I could have learnt so much like everyone around me did, but I choose to not care and smoke and drink a lot. It's not the fault of alien overlords that I'm rather stupid today, it's the fact that I choose to take the easy path, which I believe lots of people are doing today. As the video in the OP shows then teachers in some countries has also chosen this route.
Edit: please don't take this as a personal attack, it just makes me sad when people has so little trust in the world.
Don't forget the tinfoil hats! Else the alien overlords will always be able to read your mind.
I find it hard to believe that every media is owned by the same people rather than being businesses who wants to make themselves the most profit possible.
Maybe I'm just from a small unimportant country, who the alien overlords has no interest in, but the school I attended when I was 16-19 years old (don't know the American equivalent of this) was very educational. The vast majority of teachers were very passionate about the classes they taught, and all classes had room for discussions, fun, and not least interactive education where lots of facts would be tested and/or proven. Lots of the teachers mainly used books to have some tasks for us to do, as they would much rather speak about the subject through their own passion. I could have learnt so much like everyone around me did, but I choose to not care and smoke and drink a lot. It's not the fault of alien overlords that I'm rather stupid today, it's the fact that I choose to take the easy path, which I believe lots of people are doing today. As the video in the OP shows then teachers in some countries has also chosen this route.
Is this for real? Don't know if serious post, or troll. >_>The thing you're all overlooking is that maybe, just maybe, the educational system "got" this way on purpose. I have a theory why this is happening (not 100% original, a lot of people came to these conclusions on their own):
Is this for real? Don't know if serious post, or troll. >_>
Either way. 10/10 if troll.
I'm scared to answer! I don't know if you were baiting with that post, or being serious!![]()
I see there are too many differences between our countries for me to properly put myself in your shoes. I do not recognize this one-size-fits-all education style in my country, as education is very flexible in my country and education is very encouraged as you get paid to go to school from the age of 18. From the age of 15-16 you can choose whatever direction you want to further study and you choose your classes accordingly. And I've seen the majority of people knows exactly what direction they want to take at that point, because they had a school with passionate and engaging teachers who loved their job. These teachers definitely gave those who I grew up with the incentive to stay in school, as one would quickly realize whatever direction felt most appealing. Also in my country you'd be paid to take an education whether it be as an elementary school teacher or a doctor, so you have every opportunity to become whatever you want to.Tinfoil? Ah, yes, tell us again how the NSA does not spy every moving cat.
I 'm sorry, the kids I knew when I was going to school were not lazy or stupid. The did become though! They were simply not given any incentive to study and no opportunity to study something they might like. Not all people like the same things. I was considered the local genius because I happened to really like some of the topics, but it was also obvious that other kids under-performed because they simply did not find that shit attractive. That 's what happens when you are forcing a "one-size-fits-all" education style.
Is the concept of "feedback loop" really so hard to grasp?
Obviously you can choose to not better yourself. You have every right to. The point is, if someone wants to better himself, is the educational system helping him do that? Even more, does the educational system even bother to explain why one should better himself?
Please don't take this as a personal attack, trust is just a poor man 's alternative to knowledge.
I see there are too many differences between our countries for me to properly put myself in your shoes. I do not recognize this one-size-fits-all education style in my country, as education is very flexible in my country and education is very encouraged as you get paid to go to school from the age of 18. From the age of 15-16 you can choose whatever direction you want to further study and you choose your classes accordingly. And I've seen the majority of people knows exactly what direction they want to take at that point, because they had a school with passionate and engaging teachers who loved their job. These teachers definitely gave those who I grew up with the incentive to stay in school, as one would quickly realize whatever direction felt most appealing. Also in my country you'd be paid to take an education whether it be as an elementary school teacher or a doctor, so you have every opportunity to become whatever you want to.
I appreciate the fact that you have very different views than me and you're willing to defend those views in an educated way. However I feel like I'm going to shoot myself in the foot if I try arguing too deeply. I'll keep believing in the best in everyone and having joy from ignorance being a bliss.
I see there are too many differences between our countries for me to properly put myself in your shoes. I do not recognize this one-size-fits-all education style in my country, as education is very flexible in my country and education is very encouraged as you get paid to go to school from the age of 18. From the age of 15-16 you can choose whatever direction you want to further study and you choose your classes accordingly. And I've seen the majority of people knows exactly what direction they want to take at that point, because they had a school with passionate and engaging teachers who loved their job. These teachers definitely gave those who I grew up with the incentive to stay in school, as one would quickly realize whatever direction felt most appealing. Also in my country you'd be paid to take an education whether it be as an elementary school teacher or a doctor, so you have every opportunity to become whatever you want to.
However I feel like I'm going to shoot myself in the foot if I try arguing too deeply.