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In my experience the institution itself (the state-mandated curriculum, the teachers, other students) is the limiting reagent, not the individual student who wa
by tkahn6 15y ago
In my experience the institution itself (the state-mandated curriculum, the teachers, other students) is the limiting reagent, not the individual student who wants a meaningful education.
There's only so much you can do when everyone around you wants to know if "this is going to be on the test?" rather than "is there a deeper meaning to what this character said?".
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- sopooneo 15y agoKeep in mind that there are lot's of ways for a school to be bad. I'm always frustrated when people say "the problem with education in this country..." and then list the particulars of their experience. There is a vast diversity of dysfunction ranging from crumbling physical plant to horrible teachers and sometimes lousy parents and lazy students. There are also some phenomenal public schools in the United States.