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Been going to school for about 14 years. I really need a job. plz help me find one..
imlatinoguy 7 months ago
They go to these great schools...and then go on to go to mind numbing "you must memorise" type of high schools. That's not a solution.
Nine00 11 months ago
i am sad that i rarely experienced teachers behaving and communicating in ways that encourage self discovery and self initiated learning, and simply listening to my needs, instead of the curriculum's.
Tidnull 1 year ago
good 2 learn
articlepk 1 year ago
Thank you very much for posting !!
Peace & Love
10jedyny 2 years ago
The response by CommonsenseBrigade is full on propaganda.Why should we use words like hands-on and progressive with quotation marks? What's the matter,CommonSenseSquad can't speak 4 lanuages?I know I can: Estonian,English,Russian and German,and I'm starting to learn Latin in depth too.Nice Bach music on the background.Education was fracked up at some point.By the way progressive and hands-on schools go through the national curriculums and are good at nailing national exams around the world.
MaBu888 3 years ago 2
i love school!
511CHRIS 4 years ago
HARLEM in the Building.
COMMERCIALMOVIE2008 4 years ago
Then why does this work? How come it's bad to let children come to the conclusion that learning is actually fun? Schools today subliminally teach that it's not meant to be fun and there is no application by the students to learn. When they want to learn, they do it much more effectively.
wickedriser 4 years ago
Nonsense from the "Progressive" movement in education. Shallow learning via "hands-on" activities.
What they villify as "rote" learning is actually what makes people smart.
CommonSenseBrigade 5 years ago
They, my friend, are like Vulcans of Star Trek fames and like humans of more over-all goodness.
MaBu888 3 years ago
No, rote learning is merely holding information. It doesn't teach children how to get it for themselves, how to appreciate it, and how to build on it.
Rote learning is giving the child a piece of bread and butter. Sure, it fills them up. It gives them what they need, fundamentally.
Active Participation is teaching the children how to grow the grain, make the bread and sell it at a profit.
Treemeadow 2 years ago