Topic: How bad current school systems are and how to change them.
Bad stereotypical school curriculum flaws
Nowadays school curriculums remain to be corrupted as they have always been for the past decades. A famous scientist has quoted an emotional and effective quote that unveils the truth of horrendous school systems. Albert Einstein quoted; and I quote “Everybody’s a genius but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its entire life believing that it’s stupid”. Albert Einstein simplified the corrupted school curriculums by showing that teachers sometimes stress on students by teaching them all in the same method and teachers being impervious whether such method would qualify the facts for a student or not. Not to …show more content…
School teachers aren’t to be blamed on such horrific curriculums as they aren’t the ones setting the curriculums or creating it. In a matter of fact teachers are heroes that often get blamed. But they’re not the problem. They work in a system without many options. Curriculums are policed by policy makers; most of which have never taught a day in their life. Hence they are obsessed with standardized tests to determine success. As pathetic as it sounds some may counterclaim such topic, but take J Kelly’s words the inventor of standardized tests: I quote “These tests are too crude and should be abandoned.” Some may declare a solution that students should compete against each other for better grades, but to counterclaim it, school systems should promote collaboration instead of competition, forcing students to work together. I would support that competition does not necessarily lead to better results. Therefore, not only Standardized tests or Competitions should determine a student’s …show more content…
For a matter of fact such schools and programs exist like Khan Academy. I would agree that there is no single solution but we need to keep going. Since students may not make a huge percentage of population they still make a huge percent of our future. That’s why we need to achieve their dreams. That’s why I don’t have faith in school but I have faith in teachers that are underpaid and don’t have a decent wage, since they are the ones that have the chance to retrieves a student’s spirit. They are the ones that can be the reason of student’s consummation of success. Such claims weren’t just by me but almost all were provided by ancient philosophers and scientists. In fact, Einstein’s quote mentioned up top was 80 years ago yet he was already alluding educational school
Bad stereotypical school curriculum flaws
Nowadays school curriculums remain to be corrupted as they have always been for the past decades. A famous scientist has quoted an emotional and effective quote that unveils the truth of horrendous school systems. Albert Einstein quoted; and I quote “Everybody’s a genius but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its entire life believing that it’s stupid”. Albert Einstein simplified the corrupted school curriculums by showing that teachers sometimes stress on students by teaching them all in the same method and teachers being impervious whether such method would qualify the facts for a student or not. Not to …show more content…
School teachers aren’t to be blamed on such horrific curriculums as they aren’t the ones setting the curriculums or creating it. In a matter of fact teachers are heroes that often get blamed. But they’re not the problem. They work in a system without many options. Curriculums are policed by policy makers; most of which have never taught a day in their life. Hence they are obsessed with standardized tests to determine success. As pathetic as it sounds some may counterclaim such topic, but take J Kelly’s words the inventor of standardized tests: I quote “These tests are too crude and should be abandoned.” Some may declare a solution that students should compete against each other for better grades, but to counterclaim it, school systems should promote collaboration instead of competition, forcing students to work together. I would support that competition does not necessarily lead to better results. Therefore, not only Standardized tests or Competitions should determine a student’s …show more content…
For a matter of fact such schools and programs exist like Khan Academy. I would agree that there is no single solution but we need to keep going. Since students may not make a huge percentage of population they still make a huge percent of our future. That’s why we need to achieve their dreams. That’s why I don’t have faith in school but I have faith in teachers that are underpaid and don’t have a decent wage, since they are the ones that have the chance to retrieves a student’s spirit. They are the ones that can be the reason of student’s consummation of success. Such claims weren’t just by me but almost all were provided by ancient philosophers and scientists. In fact, Einstein’s quote mentioned up top was 80 years ago yet he was already alluding educational school