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They are wrong to worry about that. The world is dynamic, and human development, the way I interpret it, will help the students deal with the world they go out
by oDot 9y ago
They are wrong to worry about that. The world is dynamic, and human development, the way I interpret it, will help the students deal with the world they go out to.
Better people will deal with what comes their way. Maybe today it's a job, but tomorrow it'll be something else.
Students who were only thought how to build software, will have a hard time dealing with life when robots starts building software instead of them.
First have better people, then let better people be better and bring themselves to prosperity.
- gnaritas 9y agoAgain, all easy things to worry about when you're not trying to just survive as most people are. Most people are worried about far more practical things that being "better people".
- nine_k 9y agoIf "being better" means better communication, better critical thinking, better learning skills, better time management skills, better understanding of oneself — yes, please! These are the universal skills important most everywhere. These are also skills that are hard to teach as a specific subject; they mostly come with experience in some other, more practical subject. Some of these, like critical thinking, can go against the modern prevailing religion (political correctness), which makes teaching them harder still.