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Why would you assume the ideal environment for learning social skills is in a school with children interacting primarily with other poorly developed children?
by vitno 4y ago
Why would you assume the ideal environment for learning social skills is in a school with children interacting primarily with other poorly developed children?
Life experience and growth shouldn't be confined to a standard classroom.
- ShamelessC 4y agoRight, but it also shouldn’t be confined to a bedroom, which is effectively what happened.
- vitno 4y agoOh, strong agreement. I was addressing the comment since it seemed framed independent from the stay-at-home context
- gspr 4y ago> Why would you assume the ideal environment for learning social skills is in a school with children interacting primarily with other poorly developed children? No one is saying that. The topic under discussion is that being locked inside with your family probably is very very very far from ideal.