Answer to Question #181052 in English for Musa

Question

This is true. This is because, the school curriculum is designed in a way that instils knowledge, skills and career empowerment as opposed to social decisions. For instance, making friends, socializing, having a conversation with peers is often seen as a waste of time. However, this helps people develop emotional connection, relieve stress and also make lifelong relationships which are far much better than career preparation. Social decisions should also be encouraged since out of that, one may learn on how to select good friends, who may end up being partners or employers in the further. Thus, decision making learning and career development should both be encouraged

In a paragraph of 100 words summarise three main ideas of the text

Answer 1

It is anticipated that education would promote social change through the use of four distinct yet interrelated purposes: humanistic, full-scale growth of human individual and collective virtues; political, improvement of public life and active involvement in a democratic society; economic through supplying.

A demonstrated curriculum that enables students to be content, balanced and active global citizens who do so both academically and professionally, is the Social Decision Making/Problem Solving Program.

Thus, the value of empowerment is also shown by the role played by empowerment in increasing morale of teachers, strengthening problem solving skills and empowering students.