Monday, 21 September 1970

curriculum

If i make a curriculum it would come out with my preferences. My point completely about why i disagree with the school boards. Its their preferences not mine or any of ours. I think after a certain age in which the student is in a sufficient level to speak, read, write, and have an understanding of math and the arts, then the student may if he/she chooses, to simply leave. The student then if he/she wants could continue in a higher more conscious level of education not directed in a materialistic path. A curriculum of understanding our current problems and also the strand in which the student has chosen. No class will be taken if the student does not want to, everything will be completely of their own choice. No oppressive manner of controlling the students will be tolerated. I think with these measures, the students won't misbehave. A flexible schedule will also be installed into my curriculum.

After finishing a prior level of "sufficient" learning:
The student will have a choice to choose between any of these higher level courses.
1.Visual Arts
2.Music
3.Politics
4.Law
5.Mathematics
6.Sport
7.Sciences
8.Community

The main goal of these courses will be the improvement of human societies, nothing to do with our current system of materialism.
Of all these courses, community would better help our immediate society. I finish this blog-homework-post with a quote:



"A civilization is built on what is required of men, not on that which is provided for them."
Antoine de Saint-Exupery

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