Copy and pass is not an accurate description. It's more like chew and pour. Cram and pass. Photocopy. >'Three Idiots' Where silencer says, "I don't care what

Copy and pass is not an accurate description. It's more like chew and pour. Cram and pass. Photocopy. >'Three Idiots' Where silencer says, "I don't care what it means. I'll memorize it." Describes Nigerian, Ghanaian and Indian school system. This is what results when lecturers also crammed and passed without understanding. Since they don't know what's important, they favor trivial parts of their subjects. For instance on an Excel course, the lecturer asked us to draw the exercises in drawing books after every class. When most exam questions are patterned after "Who wants to be a millionaire?" The only way to get good grades is to cram. But these issues are Child's play compared to the real issue: In public schools what you know doesn't matter. If you've not "sorted" the lecturer, it's an automatic E, F, or D. When a lecturer tells you on your first day that A is for alpha and omega. B is for the lecturer. And C is for bright students... I've not made anything up. Basically, the bribery in developing or underdeveloped countries is simply a reflection of what goes on in schools.