We want to do well at school for an obvious reason: because – as we’re often told – it’s the primary route to doing well at life. But what’s the correlation?
We want to do well at school for an obvious reason: because – as we’re often told – it’s the primary route to doing well at life. But what’s the correlation?
This is my life. I’ve been a recovering successful student for 11 years now, and it’s been impossibly awkward the entire time. There needs to be a support group, especially for those who don’t simply wander into a steady career position or long-term relationship.
Jul 20th, 2016 / 11:09 am
I find that this doesn’t at all reflect my experience with New Zealand education (that my son is going through). Nor my own from the USA…though, I can imagine my own experience may not have been standard. I wonder if this video is from a UK perspective?
Jul 21st, 2016 / 1:14 am
So true, thank goodness for the internet; school today is so outdated that you are better off teaching yourself!
Jul 21st, 2016 / 7:47 am