> Maybe you think social learning just happens by putting kids together, but that's bullshit. Not to put too fine a point on it—but I don’t think that very man

> Maybe you think social learning just happens by putting kids together, but that's bullshit. Not to put too fine a point on it—but I don’t think that very many people who work in education think this way. Especially not the teachers running the classrooms. You leave children to their own devices and you get Lord of the Flies, which was written by William Golding, who based the book on his experiences as a schoolteacher. My personal advice, as someone who “survived” school, is that intense feelings of anger in reaction to school add too much color. You have to wait and let the logical, non-angry patterns re-emerge in your own mind each time that anger reappears.