Question

According to ken robinson, schools today prepare students for the needs of industrialization and university/college entrance. do you agree that many students do not feel valued, or they are stigmatized because what they are good at is not valued? why or why not?

Answer 1

Yeah, I agree, because children are instinctively creative and lack proper support. People nowadays seldom gain recognition as a result of their creative activities. People nowadays became famous as a result of scientific breakthroughs in medicine or also in the laboratory.

Answer 2

This is really a problem because the world is turning more and more towards engineering and less to things like humanities. This causes the businesses to not invest into anything that involves humanities which results with students who enter those fields being appreciated less because they are considered by many to be obsolete or not needed. Many also place value on money earned and there's not that much money in humanities.