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Question: What should be the primary purpose(s) of education?
#1
To keep kids busy
 
#2
To indoctrinate students into a specific ideology
 
#3
To indoctrinate students with general societal values
 
#4
To memorize a variety of facts
 
#5
To give students basic living skills
 
#6
To create a citizens who are able to understand and weigh complex issues
 
#7
To teach students job specific skills for future employment
 
#8
to allow students to develop social skills with their peers
 
#9
To encourage cooperative problem solving for the diverse problems of the workforce and world
 
#10
To turn them into mindless drones who obey and consume
 
#11
To understand and accept the diversity of society with peers from a wide variety of backgrounds
 
#12
We don't need no education
 
#13
Other (don't keep us in the dark here - explain)
 
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Giant Saguaro
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« on: September 11, 2005, 03:39:25 PM »

Prepare kids/students to be good citizens (observe regulations and so forth, respect others, etc.), problem solve, and complete tasks through critical thinking, analysis, and/or team work. Corporations emphasize the latter often when they address education. To some degree, there is indoctrination in any education, so I think indoctrination is imbedded here like it will in anyone's view of what education should do/be.
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