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  • I love the views on competitiveness. Competition could be blamed for so much that is wrong with our culture / society. However as soon as you challenge it you are challenging peoples beliefs and who are those people ? The competitive breed ! it is an impossible mission.

    This could be turned into a massive argument either way but competition is based on the fact that someone has to get beaten that someone has to lose ( + glorified ) and is this fundamentally good from anyone's perspective ?

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  • Italy is not prepared to this way of teaching!! I'm definitely convinced of it!

  • I've already taken care of my kids education. I knew years ago from my own pathetic education that something was badly wrong, so I educated myself porperly, which included psychology & Politics + common sense. Your kids are just being brainwashed with irrelavent crap to dumb them down into submission of the State!...Teach them independant thought & how to love....you could do a lot worse. Also enlighten them to Government, as "politics" is the Modern Day root of all Evil! goto davidicke com

  • @theyarelying2u

    Strangely enough.... when I was in a state school I was put in lower classes.... given the most basic of work. All because of my lack of ability to be able to write at a certain speed. I had nearly all of the answers... but because I couldn't communicate it I was put down.

    Now that I have been in college and given access to a computer to write my assignments. I'm probably one of the most productive students in the class.

    Technology is the future of education.

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  • Kids SHOULD be anxious. Public schools in the US don't prepare them for the working world.

  • @hazeleyes1944 it's true. Im a senior in high school and looking back to previous years, when teachers told me to review an article and critically think about it, i didn't even know what to do. We're literally taught to learn this, ask questions only about the subject, pass test, and move on to the next subject.

  • which of his books is he regarding?

  • @RevolutionaryJam He is talking about the issues he addresses in his book Feel-Bad Education: And Other Contrarian Essays on Children and Schooling.

  • Outstanding.. I am posting on the Education Now! Facebook page and my own Facebook wall... Thank you Alfie Kohn..

  • I agree. WHY DOES IT NOT HAVE A BILLION VIEWS. The world needs to be changed. Sign me up.

  • How can this video have only 23 views? It should have 23 million views. I feel so fortunate to have discovered this author just as I became a parent. Imagine a world in which everyone was as bright, as compassionate, as caring, and as logical as Alfie Kohn.

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