School.
We'll delve into the most boring topic in history (and why it shouldn't be).
It matters for many reasons. Imagine being sent to an institution with big grey walls where you will spend the rest of your day being pushed along a conveyor belt, processed from station to station, sitting passively in rows and isolated, being talked at endlessly and told what to do repeatedly, memorizing and regurgitating facts, being repossessed if you don't meet the quota, and then, of course, the bell... Did we spend how many years growing in that system? And the conditioning it enforced in us all?
This is for students. It is nonetheless for teachers, politicians, parents, entrepreneurs… who want to lead change in education.
What will you do?
Of course, there have been good intentions. But are they worth mentioning anymore? I don't think so.
It's time to change students to seekers.
Nagy Eszter
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