This time, I will bring you a big melon about Argentina's education policy!
Listen, everyone, recently, there has been a big news in Argentina. It is said that their government has announced a new policy, saying that from now on, children over the age of 9 will no longer be required to take compulsory education!
The meaning of this new policy is that children over the age of 9 and their parents are free to choose whether they want to continue their school or choose other ways of Xi learning according to their needs and interests. The government felt that this would better improve the quality of education and reduce the burden of schoolwork on children.
Come to think of it, children used to have to go to school when they were old, but now it's different, they have more choices. If you feel that the school's curriculum is not suitable for you, or you want to try some other ways of learning Xi, then you can discuss with your parents and choose a path that is more suitable for you.
What does this new regulation mean? That is, parents and students can choose the right schools, curriculum, and educational resources according to their own interests and needs Xi!
In this way, children can better develop their strengths and potential
In the past, the Argentine education system was notoriously exam-oriented, and students studied hard all day long in order to cope with exams, which was a lot of pressure! However, this kind of education method really made students very depressed, and many people felt that learning Xi was a painful thing.
Now, the Argentine government has finally realized this problem and has begun to reform, hoping to change the status quo of test-oriented education in the past, so that students can learn to Xi and grow in a relaxed environment.
Imagine if the reform was successful, then Argentine children would no longer have to worry about exams! they would be more free to choose the courses they are interested in and enjoy the process of learning Xi, instead of being overwhelmed by heavy schoolwork.
In addition to the aforementioned reduction of the burden of schoolwork and the improvement of the quality of education, there is also a great highlight of Argentina's education reform, which is to encourage parents and students to actively participate in educational decision-making.
As we all know, in the past, schools and teachers had the final say, and parents and students could only passively accept it. But this time the Argentine government has made it clear that parents and students should also be involved in educational decision-making, which is fantastic.
In this way, parents can choose the right educational resources according to their children's interests and strengths!
For students, this reform also means that they can organize their own Xi time more autonomously. No longer being overwhelmed by schoolwork every day, but learning and Xi according to your own pace and interests, giving full play to your creativity and imagination.
Although the Argentine government's proposed education reform sounds promising, trying to reduce the burden of schoolwork on students and improve the quality of education, it is not completely without opposition. Some people are worried that the abolition of compulsory education may bring a series of problems!
First of all, they are worried that after the abolition of compulsory education, some families may drop their children out of school because they cannot afford to pay for education. Think about it, how unfair it is that the children of the rich can receive a better education, while the children of the poor lose the opportunity to Xi study because they cannot afford to pay the tuition fees.
In addition, there are concerns that the abolition of compulsory education will affect the country's future human resource reserves. After all, compulsory education is the cornerstone of a country's cultivation of talents. If compulsory education is abolished, will the future development of the country be affected?
As mentioned earlier, some people worry that after the abolition of compulsory education, children from poor families may drop out of school because they cannot afford to pay the school fees. In response to this question, the Argentine government has given a clear answer! They said that they will further increase the education subsidies for poor families, in order to ensure that every child can receive the most basic education and will not lose the opportunity to study Xi because of family difficulties.
Moreover, the government has also said that they will not only focus on basic education for students, but will also strengthen support for vocational education and skills training! In this way, young people can acquire more practical skills and improve their competitiveness in the job market. After all, the competition in today's society is so fierce, it is difficult to gain a foothold without a skill!
In general, the Argentine government's education reform is really well-intentioned!
However, the effect seems to be definitely not good, and the result of the cessation of compulsory education will inevitably be the damage of the poor.