Our future

Hello! Today I will tell you a little more about myself and some of the things I think.

So ... I was born in Sofia, which is the capital of a small country (Bulgaria). I've been thinking a long time about what to write, and since I have a lot of problems, it's personal or professional, I decided to tell you about what's happening to me. I'll tell short stories in separate posts mostly related to my country and what's going on here.

Bulgaria is a bit small in size and population, or at least now, because before that there were no such problems that spread like virosis. Today I will speak more about the education system. Currently, the education system is under criticism in the capital. The system in Bulgaria needs serious processing. Unfortunately, nobody is keen to make the changes and try to pull and work in pieces, which is getting worse. Politicians are thumping on the chest and saying how great they are, but only worsen things. The worst thing is that they do it deliberately. The Bulgarian system drives pupils to tear, not to develop their own thoughts and arguments. Even when applying for a high school or university degree, topics and certain things need to be learned. No one makes the children think. Problem in current schools that the system is outdated. Now we will see a kayak in most schools around the world.

1. The school begins very early.
2. The disciple must be careful and silent.
3. If he has a question, he must raise his hand and get permission (even this privilege is denied)
4. If the student is late for an hour, he / she should be sanctioned
5. If his opinion or something in his point of view differs from that imposed on him, he is sanctioned
6. Children from the earliest childhood are implied that the basic virtues are obedience and discipline
7. The agreement with the teacher is frightened, and the disagreement is punished or simply overlooked
8. Finally, the pupil gives students the right to stand up and take up their next hour

Now, what does this description look like to you?

And if we now change the word "student" to "worker", our educational system, known to us today, has been carefully designed to meet the needs of the industrial society. In the mid-19th century, the factories began to rise like mushrooms after rain and they needed a constant flow of workers. They were expected to come to work very early, to eat at lunchtime, not to ask many questions, to agree with everything they say, and at the end of a hunt to end the working day. Known! The problem is that in the present day the word "learn" is replaced by "zubri". Do not get me wrong, just the factories are extremely important for the development of humanity, but nowadays you can be anything you want, and the system can not guarantee it.

I will be glad to write your comments in the comments and to develop a dialogue on this very important topic that affects us all.