I went to a so-called 'progressive' school, but the levels of respect were already sliding fast. Surely discipline and a modicum of order is conducive to learning? Many of todays school teachers are as bad as the pupils. Where did it go wrong?
2007-11-21
23:36:34
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Oh well, Racist Thug must have attended one of the better schools...
2007-11-22
00:35:42 ·
update #1
I don't think discipline was at the root of only 6% of people graduating 50 years ago, that was probably more a matter of elitism and excessive deference.
I don't advocate whipping and victorian methods of instruction, only disicipline. To make it known that school is place of learning with respect only where it is due. That means fair treatment for all and a everyone achieving his potential, sounds utopian I know.
But after all, if values can't be instilled in school, then where?
2007-11-22
02:11:19 ·
update #2