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My $0.02. Probably not much different... In my opinion, it's just the "human condition". Like adults, kids want to take the least path of resistance. Since
by rtp4me 3y ago
My $0.02. Probably not much different...
In my opinion, it's just the "human condition". Like adults, kids want to take the least path of resistance. Since learning is difficult for some/most of us, avoiding school is the easiest path since it requires real effort. This is why parental guidance is so important for young people. Sure, some cities experience violence, some schools have odd teaching mandates, etc, but all-in-all, it's the daily grind that kids want to avoid (just like adults!). Not to mention the pressure from social media.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoI honestly don't think it's always laziness. I liked learning growing up. But the constant pressure and dealing with terrible and awkward social interactions with a peer group that's ravenous to jump on any perceptible slip-up at a time when you're still trying to figure yourself out spoiled it for me. We want to avoid situations that are uncomfortable. I really think we have different ideas of school based upon our own experiences in it.