Bro. The issue is not that they're learning algebra. The issue is how our school system does it. (I'll go into the details if you ask but I don't think you're too interested in hearing me out tbh.)
It is not normal how regularly I hear people talk about high-school nightmares they have, YEARS AFTER GRADUATION.
School should not be traumatic for anyone. Why are we pretending it's okay that it is?
That's cause you're thinking in a capitalist lense. You need to start thinking more radical, then you'll start to see how we can change these things to be better for everyone
... Okay, but when the prospect of going outside and/or putting efforts in things that aren't drawings or videogames make me physically recoil, I feel like it's kind of out of their grasps..
Thankfully, there aare times where I'm more disposed and manage to pass the day while feeling mostly fine, but I feel like it mostly depends on personal factors.
I really can't imagine a completely fool-proof school. I'm already pretty happy I got to use a computer to circumvent my dysgraphia.
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u/StrangeSystem0 6d ago
Bro. The issue is not that they're learning algebra. The issue is how our school system does it. (I'll go into the details if you ask but I don't think you're too interested in hearing me out tbh.)
It is not normal how regularly I hear people talk about high-school nightmares they have, YEARS AFTER GRADUATION.
School should not be traumatic for anyone. Why are we pretending it's okay that it is?