Education developes the brain. Do you agree?
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Indeed. We must inch forward, step by step to ensure the foundation of a better educational system. Or try to fix the nomination process so we can have better politicians making better decisions regarding education. And what teacher wouldn't want more freedom in his or her classroom? Side: yes
Well here is a resource (CreateDebate) where even the very young could get the hang of peer to peer interaction. Learning with peers is a more desirable arrangement than being lectured to by an authority figure who can hardly (if at all) take the time to have the sort of deeply involved conversations that are necessary to true mentorship. IMO education should not continue much beyond drilling the basics of language arts. A true mentor works to discover where the individual student's strongest curiosity lies, and they help them exercise it. Side: No
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I agree with atypican. education, may OR may not develop the brain, it depends on the teacher, how he/she teaches the student. i believe that games, will help students to develop more in terms of leadership, teamwork and broaden their knowledge. education, meaning studies may not be absorbed into the brain(the info) may be too much/too complex for the student to handle. education only develops the brain to a certain extent. PS: Mr.Deep I'm Hui Yang Side: No
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