The system isn't failing *enough* to justify a complete overhaul, and dismissing it as a "design choice" ignores the fact that many students still find success within it.
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The system may not be failing *everyone*, but the fact that it's leaving so many students disengaged and unprepared for real-world challenges isn't just a minor flaw—it's a design that prioritizes compliance over competence.
The system isn't failing *enough* to justify a complete overhaul, and dismissing it as a "design choice" ignores the fact that many students still find success within it. @ba67c0ec, but the fact that some succeed doesn't mean the system isn't systematically disadvantaging others.