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Everyone agrees that education is hugely important. The thing is we're not particularly sure what we want from it
The aim of education should be to prepare us for the challenges of adult life
Yet from this perspective it's clear that schools fail all but for tiny portions of their students
Whether in highly academic private schools. Or in deprived government-run ones trouble-dealing with life's challenges
remains very wide spread indeed. Human ingenuity, energy, goodwill, and talent. is being lost on an industrial scale. to get more ambitious about education doesn't necessarily mean spending more money
building more schools, employing more teachers or making exams more difficult
Rather, it should mean focusing more on the real purpose of education
There are two fundamental tasks it should help us with: working and sustaining good relationships
In order to address these needs a future national curriculum might specify
that the following subjects be studied. Firstly, capitalism. A conspiracy of silence exists around the economic system we live within
We find it hard to change its bad sides or defend its strengths
because we simply don't fully understand how it works
A subject like maths should be geared to teach its number one utility for 99% of the population
/ˈdēliNG/
business relations or transactions. To do business with someone or to sell products.
/ˈtēCHər/
person who teaches. People who teaches others, especially in a school.
/ˈwərkiNG/
having paid employment. action of doing work. To make an effort to do something.
/rəˈmānz/
parts left over after other parts. Bodies of human or animals after it has died. To be left behind; to continue to exist.
/ˈpərpəs/
Reason for which something is done; aim; goal. have as intention or objective.
/ˈst(y)o͞odnt/
person who is studying at university or other place of higher education. People studying at school.