- Children need to make mistakes when they are young or else they won’t develop a sense of independence and will be reliant on others for everything that they do with their lives.
- Ex: parents should let their child pour orange juice even though they know he/she will spill it. The child needs to learn how to do things on his/her own and learn from their mistakes.
- Instead of being instructed, we should learn through experience. What good is it for someone to tell me something when I can try it myself?
- If kids are constantly being told what to do and have their choice made for them, they suffer on a emotional, physical and social level.
- I remix school notes in my life by making connections with them to my life. The other day we were talking about a problem in statistics that had to deal with blood types; the other week I organized a blood drive so that had personal attachment to it.
- Is the test we taking in class really going to help is in real life? Should we be taught how to socialize and thrive in the real world that isn’t just 2+2=4?
- Then again, would we be motivated enough to keep that kind of learn style up?
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