Re:When Unpaid Student Loan Bills Mean You Can No Longer Work
by pizza234 on Sunday November 19, 2017 @04:09PM
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You're mixing up lots of things, although this part is crucial
> It is about the practical use of information acquired in public school.
Primary and secondary school educations' purpose it not meant to have any practical use; that's specialization.
A productive sytem will have, as post-secondary options, a more academic education (university), and professional schools.
Some countries have hybrid secondary education options, and that's an acceptable alternative.
If a country doesn't give the options above, then there is a serious problem, but to orient public school towards practical matters is missing the point of basic education.
By the way, there are accountants for doing taxes.
> It is about the practical use of information acquired in public school.
Primary and secondary school educations' purpose it not meant to have any practical use; that's specialization.
A productive sytem will have, as post-secondary options, a more academic education (university), and professional schools.
Some countries have hybrid secondary education options, and that's an acceptable alternative.
If a country doesn't give the options above, then there is a serious problem, but to orient public school towards practical matters is missing the point of basic education.
By the way, there are accountants for doing taxes.