Thread: What Should be Taught in Schools?
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Unread 14 Aug 2007, 13:30   #50
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Re: What Should be Taught in Schools?
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Originally Posted by Tomkat
So, essentially, the "what should be taught in schools" idea is pretty pointless with your ideas as we're limited by the social structure/ethos of UK culture.
No, because I believe both that the social structure is largely a function of the education system (albeit with a lot of 'vice-versa') hence changing the latter is the best way to change the former, and also that a good school can insulate people from some of the more negative aspects of mass-culture during the crucial years.
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