A long fruitless crusade

[matrixmann]

Regarding the zeitgeisty mumbo jumbo surrounding a 16-year-old girl from Sweden named Greta Thunberg, it's always good to remember the past and bring it upon the table: There have been other environmental activists before, acting even more fierce than her and following a recognizable agenda instead of a plain social media hype that still lacks content after months.
One of these people was a Swiss man named Bruno Manser.

(Thanks to a person I only got to know under the nickname "Sanni" for once teaching me about him.)

Comments

[matrixmann]

Hm... I know the critics vice versa that Bavaria refuses to adapt to a centralized-equal niveau because they literally train for the tasks that appear in the exams, more than really teaching the kids well in an overall sense. That's also why they want no Zentralabitur - because it would come to surface that their students aren't really that superiorly good as it's always said.

[vit-r.livejournal.com]

You have not the best sources. You could always make statistics that "prove" anything.

What do you think about medical students that do not learn anatomy and engineers who do not understand mathematics? This is are the "improvements" forced by the centralization.

[matrixmann]

I just happen to know the criticism, not more.

And one thing I don't believe in is that currently any federal system has found the philosopher's stone. They all have some kinds of flaws or critical errors in the depth of the system. Only one of them may sum up more at once than the other.

[vit-r.livejournal.com]

Yes. And, unfortunately, nobody really knows what to do with education. Even the methods that are advertised as "alternative" or "best" have own critical flaws.