not trying to disregard your posts but you're writing kind of poetically and it's really funny to readi disagree with saying that it doesn't educate and i think it's generally the student's fault for not allowing themselves to learn. i think that the majority of issues with student issues is that they have contempt for their teachers and class and refuse to get anything from schooli wouldn't hire somebody who's not taken the initiative to work hard or even finish school. it shows some integrity, if you just give up and quit school, what redeeming qualities can you show to an employer that somebody who has graduated or gone further with school has?
This.
I go to a school with great teachers, and they're incredibly outgoing and willing to help students if they advocate for themselves. Most students, however, do not. They refuse to do their work, sit on their phone, and then when they see the grade on the report card, they make excuses.
"X is such a bitch ugh" or "forget Mr. Y, his work is way too hard."
Some teachers are legitimately bad but they're relatively uncommon. The student will always bear the burden of their failure, and whether or not the student makes excuses or mans the forget up and decides to do better next time is a great litmus test to highlight the students weakest of constitution and lacking accountability and desire to improve.
