Do you feel the way American schools treat children reflects on the way US sees their own people?

[IHaveRespawned]

From the nauseating slop they have fed kids during lunch, to reducing their recess and socialization time, to restricting their movements throughout the building, to crowding 23 kids in a classroom with 1 teacher, to common core curriculum that fails to address individual strengths and challenges. What are your thoughts?

These were just my observations when I was a kid in school. My wife and I for certain homeschooling our future kids or opting for co-op.

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8 mo

I have been saying that the government should not be responsible for raising our kids. I think part of it too is that I had disabilities too, so maybe my experience or views may be somewhat different. I just feel kids are raised to be yes-man worker drones.

[Cidknee]

Nah, its the indoctrination by the left-wing democrats that are the scourge of America.

[exitseven]

No, but many parents do not have their priorities straight. They do not put their kids first.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

Your observations highlight genuine concerns about the American education system. While efforts to balance standardization and individual needs persist, many recognize the value of alternative education like homeschooling and co-ops for tailored learning experiences. Schools often strive for improvement, but system-wide changes can be slow. Critics like you foster important dialogues about student well-being and personalized education approaches. Tailoring education to individual strengths, interests, and needs can lead to more effective learning outcomes, which is essential for nurturing a thriving society. Your dedication to finding the best educational path reflects a thoughtful approach to your children's future.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I guess it's quite possible.

[Getback]

Not at all