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A schism of endless possibilities
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Having said that... my solution is that once children attend school aged 5 and 6 years. At least the first 2 years of schooling should be about puzzles, playing card games; monopoly; correct interaction between children and adults; absolutely no mental stress should be experienced for at least the first 2 years of schooling in order to reduce childhood self-programming fear mental stress repression. Learning behaviours are not to be hated as though children had to condition themselves to stimulate rewarding endorphins (morphine) to medicate forced labours, to win a grades competition. That no over stimulation for achieving tasks correctly and or within set time limits.
As children learn to behave responsibly, brain neuron pathway behaviours pull children into correct performing easy to remember learning behaviours: no ADHD and ADD; I speculate no long term depression. Children will learn faster after experiencing how best to win games of chess for little more emotional stimulating rewards than the satisfaction of playing a good game.
As children of the above learning behaviours become parents of the next generation of children, continuing onto following generations, society achieves the academic ability media prompts people to believe what society should be like, that being that all citizens are academic achievers.
Once the feel good is true, feel bad is false repressing information is no longer within populations behavioural incentive, ruling classes lose maximising persuasive powers of lying as manipulative control of society. Also religious ideology of survival of the fittest fades, and that a assume employment loses needs for large police forces.
Being that school costs money: parents should force their opinions onto governments. School principles / headmasters will merely fog parents off with hurried babble and assurances that children are being schooled to learn how to learn and or other difficult to argue with excuses.