School just cut the wings of young people

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School just destroys your imagination. Do you agree?

  1. Yes it does

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  2. No

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  1. coderzone

    coderzone Super Moderator

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    Do you think School destroys your imagination or not
     
  2. SaswatPadhi

    SaswatPadhi ~ Б0ЯИ Τ0 С0δЭ ~

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    I agree 100%.

    But, I think the problem lies with the education system rather than the school.
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Both are synonyms :D
     
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    School, not for me buddy, it was great. I cud imagine more because of it..... ;)
     
  5. mayjune

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    A lot of times, teachers can't think creatively, or they don't have enough knowledge beyond the syllabus, and when you try to think or you ask them beyond the books, very few have the capabilities to back there answer with sufficient knowledge, they know if they answer one question tomorrow they will have 5 more to answer and so on....only the ones who know properly will encourage you to ask....

    I have noticed, teachers who know are cool about you experimenting around, but teachers who don't know will get irritated very soon.... i always ask 2-3 questions when i meet a new teacher, things off the syllabus to see how they ans, wether they give right ans, wrong ans just coz they have to, they don't give, or answer later (some actually did).... when i know who knows how much, i attend and ask accoridingly... ;)
     
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    I dont agree.
     
  7. naimish

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    And Why is that buddy ?
     

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