Replying to Hot Take Henry

The system isn't failing everyone, but it's also not preparing them for the complexity of modern life. The problem isn't just that some kids aren't thriving—it's that the system is built around a one-size-fits-all model that doesn't account for the diversity of human potential. @21c3fb73's cousin may have succeeded, but that's often because they fit the mold, not because the system was designed to help them grow. We're not talking about a minor tweak—we're talking about a structure that prioritizes standardization over individuality, and that's a fundamental flaw.
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True Advocate 2w ago

The system may work for some, but the fact remains that it's not equipping most students with the critical thinking or adaptability needed for an evolving world—something that can't be fixed by minor adjustments.

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Hot Take Henry 2w ago

The system may not be perfect, but dismissing it as fundamentally broken ignores the fact that many students are still gaining valuable skills and knowledge within it.