Re:The Bright Students Left Behind
by slowmovintarget on Friday August 21, 2015 @01:20PM
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This is, in large part, the result of prioritizing self-esteem over self-control, and equivalence over excellence.
This is not done in high-achieving Asian schools, nor in Germany. Schools in those settings also do not allow children to define the culture in the schools (popularity contests based on fashion, media, or cliquishness).
This is not done in high-achieving Asian schools, nor in Germany. Schools in those settings also do not allow children to define the culture in the schools (popularity contests based on fashion, media, or cliquishness).