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Education

jimfields33

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3. Probably but it's extremely difficult to do critical thinking to those who don't want

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #2)

Fri Jul 8, 2022, 08:53 AM

Jul 2022

to learn. I think for math. It should be adding subtracting, division multiple and then into check book and real live skills. Sorry algebra for many is a complete waste of time. Writing is being replaced with texting and other skills. Perhaps emphasize those. Spelling should be taught but not to the point where teachers get distraught over it. Spell check does wonders.

I’m sure nothing will change though. Lol.

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What if you offer very good education to students but they don't want it? [View all] no_hypocrisy Jul 2022 OP

Problem with education is we teach to every student jimfields33 Jul 2022 #1

To a degree, I can agree. no_hypocrisy Jul 2022 #2

Probably but it's extremely difficult to do critical thinking to those who don't want jimfields33 Jul 2022 #3

Actually, I use algebra every so often. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2022 #7

Limiting education limits, prevents and ends democracy delisen Jul 2022 #5

So European countries have it wrong? jimfields33 Jul 2022 #6

Being a plumber, construction or kacekwl Jul 2022 #14

As the world progresses the more things we need to learn. Practical things get pushed aside. Srkdqltr Jul 2022 #4

Please change your perspective delisen Jul 2022 #8

Are you a teacher, or a person in a school system? Scrivener7 Jul 2022 #9

I am a substitute teacher, like an independent contractor. no_hypocrisy Jul 2022 #12

No. I'm asking the poster above me whose conclusion seems to Scrivener7 Jul 2022 #13

I beg to differ. no_hypocrisy Jul 2022 #11

It's in (or NOT in) their families. elleng Jul 2022 #10