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RE: Why the worlds education system is totally wrong.
That is a reasonable question, i admit it would be very impractical to give every student individual attention and their own paper, but it has been done before in an experiment over 100 years ago and the results show mastery of the material. the solution as such , as close as you can get anyway, is homeschooling
Homeschooling requires many things to be effective, though. Knowledgeable parents, a methodical approach to thinking, quality materials, etc. I do agree that it's a relevant option in some cases, but not feasible on a large scale.
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I will thank you , but admitted i am an "above average" student with mostly 90's studying to become a chemical engineer and i did lots of reasearch this is truly he way forward for me
While homeschooling might work well in some cases where the parents have time, abilities and knowledge all lined up, in many cases it would lead to sub par results. Parents with lacking education will end up with children with lacking education and so will parents that don't have the time to devote on the project.
The parents aren't the ones educating
Then it becomes a matter of financial resources.
Also true, but considering what you are paying for...
That's why I'm saying that the real way to fix the education for a country is to start from the public schools. At least that's the method that seems to be working to some extent around the world. And yes, it's totally dependent on the ability of the government to do it well.
yeah and to be honest sa government are not capable