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It has been dubbed "the PISA shock". Countries that had been used to their school pupils performing well in test scores are seeing a plunge in standards. The PI…
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More distractions, that's why.
We are creating a generation of feeble children.
These are the kids that grew up with a tablet in their face hours every day. When the battery runs out the parents give them their mobile phone to play games... 🤷🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Educational fatigue?
We are NOT the same
Mass immigration
Cause all funding goes into the welfare state for many years and not much invested in education and NATO?
From a global perspective, children’s learning abilities, comprehension, and willingness to learn appear to be declining at an alarming rate. One major contributing factor is society’s growing dependence on iPhones, iPads, and other digital technologies in education. As schools increasingly turn to screens to facilitate teaching, the role of human teachers is gradually diminishing. Relying on technology to educate the next generation is a dangerous mistake, as no device can truly replace the guidance, interaction, and inspiration that a dedicated teacher provides.
let's say it's a mystery! Otherwise, they'll call you names or even send you to jail.
This is an issue across the world and Justin Sung has a great video on the matter as well. Ultimately, this goes beyond children and the education systems of countries but how all societies will need to deal with it for every individual. <br><br>Technology and the digitalisation of our lives has bought about a challenge in the way we think... or rather not think. Reading and studying is incredible difficult for the human brain. We spent many many years to figure out how to force our brains to think in critical manner helped by reading and comprehension of different expressions in a written form. Biologically we are not use to it and it's very unnatural but that difficult helps us learn and develop. Challenge and effort breeds success. But the human brain ultimately wants a state that is easy. And technology - from the advent of the calculator, computers and the internet to 24/7 social media and content delivery alongside widespread AI usage is only going to accelerate this decline of critical thinking and, yes, intelligence.
in her theories, african and latin countries can outperform the european countries one day
Can we have the programs run longer?? Its digital form here... let the people talk!!!
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