Re:Sweden brings more books and handwriting practice back to...
by Barrin92 on Tuesday September 12, 2023 @05:47PM
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it's a child. By definition it doesn't know what it values. This has seemingly been forgotten but parents have a mentorship and guiding role. Their job is to cultivate in their children interest in activities in the first place. When I was young I hated that my parents made me learn an instrument, because I wanted to play video games and eat ice cream all day. As an adult (who became a part time musician) I understand the value of it.
"do what your son wants' gets you children raised on an ipad with no education in the arts.
Re:Sweden brings more books and handwriting practice back to...
by gizmondo on Tuesday September 12, 2023 @06:07PM
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When I was young I hated that my parents made me learn an instrument. As an adult I still hate that they did that, there is no value in it for me. There are parents that pursue their own interests through their kids (who often can't resist), I find that objectionable.
Re:Sweden brings more books and handwriting practice back to...
by sparrowInHand on Wednesday September 13, 2023 @03:43AM
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It also destroys the ability to be intrinsic passionate and feel like you have control over your own life and actions. Its a horrible way to create people that are ideal sustinance for the societal apparatus, but bad when it comes to act in there own self-interest.
Which is why you want to work with whatever fascinates the little person. The world is filled with no backbone- will broken, sub-servient peasants already.
All education is a crude attempt at telepathy and while repeated confrontation can transport the value you place upon a thing, it does not make it intrinsic. Also skills are filtered for right to exist every generation. Skills become value less is a normal and even healthy thing.