[ SECRET POST #4108 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4108 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Korg from Thor: Ragnarok]


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[Knight Squad]


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(Yellow Diamond from Steven Universe, "What's the Use of Feeling Blue")


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(the cast from Altered Carbon)


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(Zimmy, Gunnerkrigg Court)














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Comments

Re: What is something that should be taught in all schools?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. Funnily enough I attended a private school too and I still had to put up with those lessons. Turns out that in about 120 students in my year there weren't enough who already knew how to read to form an advanced group. And that is my point, we are the exception and the schooling system has to work with all the students.

In an ideal world everyone should be taught according to their level and capacity, and I'm glad your parents found you a school that did that for you, but it isn't always feasible.

What's the point of having to go to class to learn things you already know? Nothing. There's no point other than complying with compulsory education laws. But sometimes there is no other option.

It's the same as when a student transfers schools and gets lessons on something they already learned before. They don't get to skip class until the teacher reaches some new material.

Re: What is something that should be taught in all schools?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT
I was very fortunate for my early school years. The private school I went to was very small and let every child work at their own pace for most lessons. I still remember racing through the match book then getting to do special projects after. Among other things.

And yeah, I know not every school can do that. We moved and the school I went to next was a more standard school and I was bored to tears. I constantly pretended I was sick so I could stay home and read and I still aced my classes. My parents asked if I wanted to go to a private school again, but I was shy and had friends and didn't want to start over so I refused. Looking back on it now I wish they had forced me to switch schools, because school did me no favors and made me hate everything such that I'm still aimless post college.