• ☂️-@lemmy.ml
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    8 hours ago

    i still fucking hate school to this day, and i’ve been finished with it for a while.

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    12 hours ago

    Look around you, wherever you live, I bet most people are fairly happy. So if every day is dreadful to you, maybe you have depression.

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      8 hours ago

      Nope! My friend crashed out at me once because, according to him, I’m the only person that he sees smiling in public. In workplaces, not so much, there (almost) everyone is smiling, they make jokes all the time.

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    22 hours ago

    Isn’t it sad that most people dislike(ed) or even hate(ed) school? Shouldn’t it be fun and exciting?

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      12 hours ago

      School can’t be fun and exciting all the time, otherwise kids would just have 8 hours of recess every day. They still need to learn math, spelling, reading, and science, and despite it not always fun. Ideally there should be a balance that tries to maximizes both education and a child’s mental health.

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      15 hours ago

      The point of school (until collage) is to scare you away from further education with bullshit subjects and make you into a perfect wage slave.

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    1 day ago

    The second day of school is always worse than the first.

    And then the third day is worse than the second.

    This continues throughout your life until you die.

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        9 hours ago

        Bad life rng, I think

        For me it got progressively worse for the next 12 years then suddenly better and then suddenly even better after uni. But I’m lucky to have a job that pays well, that I don’t hate, with great colleagues.

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    1 day ago

    And now with no future their suffering at school is extra pointless. No longer do they work towards securing their own future, they merely toil scholastically because of a societal machine that continues running despite long past surviving its own purpose.

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        9 hours ago

        That is not what people go to school for. Schools actively discourage being an autodidact by insisting you learn what they tell you to learn.

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            9 hours ago

            They force you into a system of obedience and productivity. Subject you to petty tyrants (teachers) and peer bullies. And by default treat every student the same regardless of different neurology and personality, until they start causing ‘trouble’ at least.

            Outside the early fundamentals of reading, writing, logic, and math, as well as being a beneficial vehicle to learn how to socialize with peers as mostly a side effect, school is romanticized beyond its actual positive social value. Its for babysitting while parents work and turning children into obedient worker drones, or at least identifying which ones will be obedient and which ones will end up under a bridge in adulthood.

            It also serves even less purpose in terms of setting children up for a career now however. Climate change, high tech surveillance fascism, and the clear aim to replace all workers (especially educated white collar ones) with AI systems render this more cynical “positive” of career trajectory as largely moot. Even if AI systems are worse than humans and the quality of services go down with their mass adoption, the price of AI systems compared to humans is so extreme that it hardly matters to the bean counters.

            It would be better at this point, after they’re taught the basics/fundamentals, to let the kids have their own self directed fun because long term careers hardly matter anymore. You could have mentors, collected learning resources & tools, but the kids should come to them of their own desire (and they would). The only real restrictions being that they’re kept away from dopamine hijacking online content that largely damages long term focus.

            School probably has the potential to be wholly beneficial, but in its current form it is a mixed bag at best.