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I'm fine with that as long as they're not used for indoctrination. I.e. Every single issue and previous decision by society needs to be "re-decided" by the chil
by zo1 9y ago
I'm fine with that as long as they're not used for indoctrination. I.e. Every single issue and previous decision by society needs to be "re-decided" by the children in the civics class, without influence by the teachers. If you're not doing that, you're reinforcing previous generations' biases in the form of indoctrination. It's a very precarious line to walk, and a very important one because you're dealing with innocent and impressionable minds.
- ZenoArrow 9y agoYes, it would be best to let the students explore the subjects with only a minimum of guidance. I'd suggest that for this reason it'd make sense if these subjects were not graded.