Are students spoonfed these days?
@JamieHenriques (200)
May 30, 2011 7:59pm CST
I mean come on coursework is totally nonsense teachers in school help students to achieve he max mark so that even if they fare poorly in the exams their coursework mark will help them pass easily. Students are lazy in handing in as well. It's to a point now that all we have to do is sign our name on the sheet and hand it in. Should the help of teachers be restricted?
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@epicure35 (2814)
• United States
31 May 11
Students today are being starved for an "education". They are not taught anything meaningful or, more importantly, how to think for themselves, so they can actually learn something worthwhile.
They must regurgitate the "party line" so to speak so the horrible schools will "look good". It is a pathetic state of affairs, with innocent children being deliberately dumbed-down and used as hostage by the public school system so that they can get more political advantage and more money for less "education".
We have lots of stupid and greedy teachers and administrators abusing our children for their own gain and it's disgusting. And most parents don't either understand or care what is happening to their own children.
@JamieHenriques (200)
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1 Jun 11
I agree 100% I wanted to learn about English as a language and how people interact with the world. However, half the course was about about how babies learn to speak. I wanted to learn about adults not how babies learn to speak. If I wankted to know about babies, I would have opted for childcare or H&S
@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
31 May 11
I don't think it's a matter of being spoonfed. I do teach and I find that there are far more distraction than studying that happens in a student's life. I think it's the parents' problem for babying their kids too much.
What could a teacher do if the students themselves won't cooperate? Believe me, if I stop being compassionate and not be a little lenient, nobody in my classes could pass! I task them to read a chapter (when in my time we'd read 5 chapters in one night!) then the next day, they'd say that they were too stressed or their books were left in the school locker. I mean, what!?
So it's not about spoonfeeding. It's about having no more discipline and perseverance on anything.
@JamieHenriques (200)
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31 May 11
I do agree other factors come into ay but with proper time management there never is a problem studied in India most of my life and the amount of work tasked onto us was remarkableand here in England I have atleast three weeks to complete the amount of work tasked for one day backin India. Discipline is vital. Hence, spare the rod and spoil the child.
@Oldsix691418 (3872)
• China
31 May 11
Yes,even the pupils are lack of the activeness of the things you mentioned above.And sometimes they do actions so slowly even when they have to do something of everyday!
Outside they are having the party of the Children's Day.When the children had to stand up to salute,they slacked off very much.The teacher who's presiding had to say "Please stand up!" so many times!