/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.15499021]

A complete education is one that makes the human being compassionate.

[Cult of Passion No.15499039]

>>15499021
>compassionate
>Com-Passion-Ate.
I know now why you cry.

[Pepedaddy No.15499042]

>>15499039
>>Com-Passion-Ate.
>cum-passion-ate
hehe

[Cult of Passion No.15499047]

>>15499042

[Anonymous No.15499095]

>>15499021
A complete education should achieve the following goals:
>some degree of intellectual authonomy (i.e. if you're interested in something, you have the basics to read and understand it. That means knowing how to read, basic maths, logical reasoning, how to study efficiently, etc)
>some degree of understanding about how the world and society works (you are in a territory with laws, government, people, nature, etc. Knowing minimally know the government works, basic principles of economics, history, which laws you must follow, basic survival skills, some geography, that kind of thing).
>some degree of competency for the job market/practical skills

[Anonymous No.15499115]

>>15499039
>>15499042
Heh, Cult of Passion and Pepedaddy linked up, need it or keep it?
This threads gonna be legendary

[Cult of Passion No.15499123]

>>15499095
Boy Scouts, Military School and Basic Training, anything else and you made a bitch, hoo-ah?

[Anonymous No.15500450]

>>15499021
I noticed that often old men are more patient and understanding, not always but I get that vibe from a lot of old dudes who have seen and done a lot. Comes with experience and learning over life.

[Anonymous No.15500489]

>>15499021
Montessori figured it out but her methods have not been adopted by the mass education system.