Education

[dog420]

Option 1

I remember the old days when dad used to be in the army, thos schools used to kick ass :O, no shit was taken from any lil kids who though he/she could rome around doing what they wished!

Kinda made me grow up fast!

Peace

dog420 Reviewed by dog420 on 04-17-2006. Education How should it be run? Poll Option 1 - Stricter This means more rules, more punishments, ergo more control. Control the kids, make them sit down and shut up and do what they're told, and learn what they're supposed to learn whether they like it or not. Control what they wear; their hair length and colour; control how they speak, what they say; basically if they do what they tell you then they'll learn what you teach them. Poll Option 2 - More 'liberal'. This means less rules, Rating: 5

[CrAzYpOtHeAd]

But it should be up to the kids parents to disipline them, the teachers are there to teach, they should'nt take away freewill. Hell, i can't even say i don't believe in god other wise i'd get fucking sent out the class room, stupid assholes just try to make everyone else think the way they do. "marijuana's bad" fuck off, your bad.

[Skink]

I choose 1... If half the parents today did there job,,, then I would have a different opinion....

[HiddenBeauty]

I choose 1... If half the parents today did there job,,, then I would have a different opinion....

I am of the same thought but saying that I also understand that there are uncontrollable kids who love nothing more then going against any kind of authority.

[benagain]

mostly option 1. But a little of option 2. If kids are to decide how much work is done, nothing would be completed.

[psychocat]

To achieve anything discipline is a prerequisite.

[bentleygtgirl]

option 3- ran with higher budgets and a more even playing field so all kids in america are given the same chances...

oh, and about 30% of high school kids on average across the country will not graduate...time mag. just did an article on it.

[HiddenBeauty]

I can't see this being a fair judgement because most of the people on here are still in education so I think they most of them would go for option 2 but people who are older remember how respectful youngsters were when there was more discipline and how disrespectful most are now.

[GHoSToKeR]

Wow where did this thread come from?

Howdy GhostToker,

I picked option 1,but I don't think it should be quite as strict as you lay out..students should be able to express themselves in a debate,for instance. Kids should be treated like kids,not adults..even 17 year olds,should be treated like kids,unless they're like I was and went into the military,at the age of 17. When they turn 18,they should start being treated like adults..they should be encouraged to register to vote as well as register for the draft. Kids need discipline and order,in their lives and it's up to the parents to do that and help them git their priorities straight too.

School uniforms save lives,because when kids sometimes wear the wrong colors,they git attacked and sometimes,killed over it.

Have a good one ...

Howdy Torog, i've missed ya, man! We haven't disagreed about anything for a while now! I've been having withdrawal systems and stuff