Across time zones, age groups and socioeconomic lines, young people appear to be hitting a breaking point that developmental psychologists are calling the "pandemic wall." Here's why and what to do about it.
Don't get me wrong, learning is important, but I don't have tons of fond memories of great learning opportunities in school.
I commented to a post that mentioned that schools should be less like a "military conscript academy," and schools are often organized to be similar to those because of the Prussian education system (which was first established in the 18th century and much of that structure was borrowed in the U.S. education system). I was making fun of how many learning institutions are needlessly stuck far in the past.
I commented to a post that mentioned that schools should be less like a "military conscript academy," and schools are often organized to be similar to those because of the Prussian education system (which was first established in the 18th century and much of that structure was borrowed in the U.S. education system). I was making fun of how many learning institutions are needlessly stuck far in the past.
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severe confusion is a symptom of liver failure
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don't worry, you're more likely dehydrated
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remember to take breaks if you work at a computer for extended periods
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death to america
and do stretches and drink water and scream into the void