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Why do parents only look at the scores in exams these days? Because they can no longer understand the questions
That’s insightful. In fact, the current evaluation system has flaws – it relies solely on grades to make judgments. Many people may not have high grades in their studies, but they excel in other areas such as music, art, go, and so on
This score is the output of going to school; just as in production, it represents the amount produced
It’s not easy either for today’s elementary school students.
:Funk: Many people have good academic results, and they are also skilled in dancing, music, painting, and even football. But society recognizes diplomas and schools. The school only cares about grades; otherwise, students don’t even dare to speak loudly in class. When one doesn’t have enough energy, in order to achieve better results, one has to give up some hobbies. Too many MMPs
A capitalistic society, a fast-food society – it’s understandable. . . . . .
To attend a good elementary school, one needs good grades; to attend a good middle school, one needs good grades; to attend a good high school, one needs good grades; to attend a good university, one needs good grades. To get a job, one needs good grades (credits, awards); for job performance, one needs good grades. To get married and have children, one needs good grades (in terms of appearance, genetics). Even in retirement, one still needs good grades. One’s entire life is governed by numerical evaluations – who can escape the need for grades? Even forum points are scores, aren’t they?
Or perhaps the cost of living is too high these days, forcing some parents to devote their time to work. I don’t fail to provide materially for my child, but I fall short spiritually.