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Socialization In School

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Education should be a top priority in a governments budget. Funding should come from taxes and imports. It is a vital public good that should be enjoyed by all.

Students should be graded on how much they improve on the subject. For instance, if a student starts a class struggling but shows effort in understanding the material, they would get a positive grade reflecting that. This encourages change and innovation.

We must encourage innovation and creativity in schools. Students in school nowadays are socialized by their parents. As a result of this, students have no true interests.

The point of educational institutions is for students to explore ideas, arts and to overcome the socialization process. We have failed our students in this regard. As a result of school being boring, students …show more content…

That is why educational institutions must balance these biases. We must introduce students to an eclectic set of texts. We must be as non-bias as possible.

Arguments must come from both sides of an issue and should be objective. Our educational institutions must be colored by basic math, science and facts. Its difficult to have no biases at all, but we must try to be as objective as possible.

What is the point of education if it is not to improve society? Random facts and knowledge are useless if there is no practical application in the world. We should teach students how to fix issues, not know random facts. The study of the past is only important in the sense that we learn from our mistakes like racism and genocide.

Students today have no true interest in art, science or politics. We have made them uninterested in these things. Its vital to introduce students to arts, politics and there importance.

Also, society’s emphasis on testing is ridiculous. We should understand how each student wants to be evaluated on the material. It will be the same material, but people should express their knowledge on the subject as they see

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