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Sure but the "none of your business" argument doesn't really work in education. Secondly, in the work place, it's reasonable to assume the work you are doing i
by mulcahey 10y ago
Sure but the "none of your business" argument doesn't really work in education.
Secondly, in the work place, it's reasonable to assume the work you are doing is beneficial to the business, whereas with classes your work isn't helping anyone else, and might not even be helping you.
- FussyZeus 10y agoEducation is supposed to emulate the business world, ergo, for some things it does work. That's a flaw in the classes, not the system. The point of a formal education system is to prepare you for the business world; if it's not matching up in some way, then it's the fault of the institution or the educator, not the student or the business.