/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16043327
>stopping global warming
Fuck that, we need way more global warming. Until it's 60 in january, all the oceanfront billionaires have drowned, and everyone in africa and the mideast has died of heat stroke it's still too cold.

>>12767504
>no furfags may attend

>>10521954
>Creating a sizeable gap

>>9576163
> saying the system is flawless.
never said that.
The system could certianly improve, but corruption carries down and currently the suggested cure is to turn children into hyper-sensisitve panzies rather than teaching them the value of a dollar or why calculus is worth a damn. The liberal solution to the equation question is to give it a new coat of paint.

Its not entirely fucked globally though, america has a god-aweful system of education but america is not the world. Denmark, for example, has started the practice of kindergarden in nature to teach chilren practical skills and an appreciation for nature, they might be able to sneak some cleverly hidden solutions later too like arithmetic.

the IB system is being introduced, and it has some pretty good ideas and practices, but the education system will always be flawed because of the educators themselves. For instance, i never saw the value of math until i started delving into programming and i even grew to hate it somewhat because my math teachers were all a bunch of pricks and never entertainedany of my quesitons like "why does mutiplication work that way" or "whats a function", it was always "it just is that way".

I think if we want to improve our education system we must first improve how we educate our educators. Giving them random facts to spew at the youth is worth shit, and they should be able to answer any quesiton a child provides. Education was better back when only university was an available opiton too, there's just too much overhead now.

>mech eng and not touching anything physical
find a better uni anon, one that gives you actual hands-on experience.

>>9565721
>Evolution isn't wrong or useless
pic related.