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The problem is that K-12 students are too young to be independent thinkers, to understand what jobs in various fields are like, and to be fully aware of their o
by amichail 2y ago
The problem is that K-12 students are too young to be independent thinkers, to understand what jobs in various fields are like, and to be fully aware of their own strengths and weaknesses.
As a result, they might pursue a career path that is not ideal for them.
- verdverm 2y ago> The problem is that K-12 students are too young to be independent thinkers In many ways they are more independent, devoid of the cultural bigotries that are taught, or the taming of imagination and creation of artificial limitations. Going all the way back to K is absurd, and saying that teens who are able to drive, vote, and hold jobs are not independent thinkers... really? Sounds like your thesis comes back to the "people are getting screwed over by Big University"? Do you know what degrees and jobs are going to be valuable in 10, 20, or 40 years? You're idea to make it illegal will have 1A issues and would also be too much Big Gov coming in and being to0 handy with education. How would you even define "promotion" vs "encouraging students' interests"?