That is beyond disturbing. It's one thing for education to be hyperfocused on results and training for the workforce, it's another for the home to restructure

That is beyond disturbing. It's one thing for education to be hyperfocused on results and training for the workforce, it's another for the home to restructure in that direction too. Extremely regimented people may excel in extremely regimented environments, but frankly they are often deeply uninteresting people to socialise with. (Also, any workplace I've been in hasn't actually been that regimented, and was better off for it. The less flexible people were good but often struggled with being more fluid when required.) I much prefer the other extreme. Those junkyard diy playground kids and that whole movement away from hyperstructured and linear play. Not that you can't trello a trip to one of those in to the schedule, but I'm guessing that the crossover between the slackified group and the junkyard group isn't huge.