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Comment by programjames

3 days ago

I think we should focus on students already trying to be a positive influence in the school, rather than catering to the bottom quintile. After all, that is how schools got in this situation in the first place.

My point was not clear. What I'm saying is that often it would be better for a certain profile of people to not be forced to attend what in my country is mandatory secondary education, and that it would be better to put them to work on stuff they might enjoy.

But of course that would mean the system needs to contemplate individuals, instead of collectives, and the system doesn't like that.