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"A culture of fear is manifested in the very rooms that should be designed to deliver freedom from the oppression of fear"

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“pedagogical approaches that focus on experiences, like problem-based learning and participatory-action research, are designed to allow the individual to actively participate in the world around them and thus form their own thoughts, cognitive pathways, and practical experiences of a given subject or topic area”

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In this new definition of schools, what needs to change outside of the school to fit it? This does not happen in a vacuum.

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" At the very least, schools could teach relevant life skills, such as how the taxation system works or modern economic theory."

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Would taking away "structure" in schools benefit kids?

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"how do we educate our children to take their place in the economies of the 21st century"

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"Great learning happens in groups. Collaboration is the stuff of growth!"

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how can we include our students views and ideas into the current system of education?

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Right now, I need small solutions, weekly, daily ones...I am stuck in this maze of a production-line system called public education in NYC...so how can I address these much loftier ideals?

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Kids don't see a purpose of going to school. we were told if you work hard and did well and got a college degree you would have a job, our kids don't believe that. your better having  a degree then not but it's not a guarantee.

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If we try to change the norms   such as grouping kids  according to age or batches as part  the educational system ,what then can be a more effective way? How can we put a system that will just educate students without considering their age? Doesn't age go with development? along with that is the capacity to learn?

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" Our children are living in the most intensely stimulating period in the history of the earth, they are being besieged with information and tossed their attention from every platform, from computers,  from iphones and advertising holding..."

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"We shouldn't be putting them to sleep, we should be waking them up to what is inside themselves."

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How can we truly change schools when we're still feeding students into the same capitalist system that schools were designed for? Aren't we setting them up to be disappointed or fail in our current work model?

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With the information and studies mentioned in this video (among thousands of other studies) against standardization of education/standardized testing, why is this still happening in 2021? Why do governments still push for this?