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  60. @yuxingli5213  . . . So many things are wrong with how we school kids but that doesn't necessarily equate to education. Most kids can learn the basics but then the system requires them to rush through many subjects in order to make them "well rounded." But if a kid isn't interested then they study enough to just get a good grade but fail to retain it. Plus some kids just aren't smart enough in certain subjects or it's not the cloth they are cut from. A kid might be smart enough to be an engineer but is better suited to be an electrician. So now they waste time and money studying subjects that will benefit them little. And if that student, who would have been better suited as an electrician, unfortunately picks to become an engineer they may hate it and not be good at it. So now you have a mismatch of worker/career that leads to inefficiencies from an individual standpoint and a macroeconomical standpoint. Plus all the general subjects distract a student from their studies of what they want to pursue. So they cram to get a good grade only to forget 90% what they think they might have learned by the time next semester rolls around. And most people, even intelligent people, learn from "doing" and practical real world application. Also, some people. . . especially men, don't fully develop their thought process until they are in their mid/late twenties. As they mature they then start to grasp more complex subjects and ideas. We're churning out drones that have been taught to be task takers and not how to be intuitive, problem solvers, or think out of the box. So many other issues related to formal schooling I could right a book on it. Some kids are meant to be janitors, plumbers, construction, etc. while others are meant to be doctors, engineers, etc. But I sure don't want someone that should have been a dental hygienist doing open heart surgery on me just because of her ego.
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