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Why is school so easy in Western countries? 2017-07-04 07:13:42 Post No. 132324016
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Why is school so easy in Western countries?
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2017-07-04 07:13:42
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I remember when I was younger I used to waste a lot of time on online chat forums. Once I met this Canadian kid, like sixteen or seventeen years old. We talked for a while and then he said he had a lot of work to do because his final Chemistry exam was in a few a days' time. Then I asked, so what will they ask you, about Markovnikov principle and stuff? Then he said, "Is that Russian?" "Oh, you know how the halide electrophile goes to the secondary carbon." Then he replied, "Nah man, I dunno what you're talking about. I'm not sure I know what a halide is."
This ACTUALLY happened. I am not making this up.
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56%
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I think you should shutup and poo in loo
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Because stupid voters are easier to control.
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Wow you are so smart anon.
Tell me again what contributions to science and technology your country/ The East in general has made in the last century?
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Can confirm. I have no idea what you're talking about.
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It's because Western public schools are largely a babysitter for a dual-household workforce.
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Because everyone has to go to school until age 16 so you have to dumb it down so the dumb kids can pass.
In my opinion, education up to 16 should be primarily cultural and historical, plus some things to help you get around in society (like basic math) and then it should become more specialised after that
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