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Regardless, I don't see how that conflicts with what the author wrote. > The lack of movement and rigid restrictions associated with modern schooling are killi
by maratd 12y ago
Regardless, I don't see how that conflicts with what the author wrote.
> The lack of movement and rigid restrictions associated with modern schooling are killing my son’s soul.
I think you can say that regardless of where the same style of schooling is practiced and regardless of the gender.
Rules are fine. They teach discipline. Rules that are created to make large groups of children manageable are not fine. Children aren't cattle and require personal attention and a rule set that matches their character.
- vaishaksuresh 12y ago>Rules that are created to make large groups of children manageable are not fine. Children aren't cattle and require personal attention and a rule set that matches their character. That can only happen at home. Catering to needs of every child individually at school is not easily doable. One child's need may be disruptive to another or the entire class. Expecting teachers to pander to such needs is plain wrong. In a class, the teacher should focus on teaching basic skills. enforcing some rules that makes this easier is fine in my books. If your child needs special attention, hire a private tutor, home school or send them to piano/fencing class or whatever it is that interests him/her.