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Tuesday, February 6, 2007
interesting article
sorry i've been gone so long. school has been crazy and i've been off and on sick for the last month. needless to say, it has not been fun. i even went home today becasue i got sick in the middle of a school function. it was kinda embarrasing. anyhoo, when i got home today, well after i got sick some more and fell asleep for a few hours, i got my new issue of Teen Vogue.
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT!!! dont judge me yet, let me finish. while i was reading, i noticed that this was the second monthy issue in a row that they were talking about students and how much school extends past the class room. the first one was on how students have too much homework, and the second was on how students, even if they go to bed early, dont get enough sleep.
so, after reading the second one, i realized, someone must really want the school system to change. but, to be entirely honest, we've got in easy here in america. and even if we fail in school, we can still get good jobs and earn a good living, well, at least until they make it illegal to get a job whithout a college degree. which leads me to my question. if, for some reason, we did change things and made the school system "easier", then how will we continue to progress? how can we fix global warming, find jobs for all the homeless, cure AIDS?
now i know, i am one who always complains about the rigorous (sp?) school system. but i know it's important.
sorry my first post in a while had to be so un-interesting.
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