Category: Practice Reflection

Reading the article has given me more information on the school’s educational system. I have a brother who is recently starting school and after reading the article I worry that his curiosity might be shot down. I understand how it …

I concur with the sentiments expressed by the author, as I believe it is vital for children to nurture their curiosity to excel in their educational journeys. This is particularly crucial for those hailing from economically below average backgrounds, as …

I agree with the information the author presents because kids do need to be curious in order to succeed in their education. Especially those who come from low income houses since poorer kids don’t have the same opportunities than kids …

I agree with Wendy Berliner when she express that schools are limiting the curiosity in children.  In the article Berliner says that “when it came time to good school performance, the ability to stay focused and , for example, not …

I agree with the information Wendy Berliner presented. I experience with teachers not letting me be curious in middle school a lot, i was a curious kid and would ask question for anything and teachers not taking importance of curiousity …

I fully agree with the information that author Wendy Berliner showed in her articles that schools are killing student’s curiosity levels in schools. During my experience as a student, I’ve dealt with similar teachers that were shown in the readings …

I agree with the information Wendy Berliner presented. She has many articles and writers that support her reason of how schools are killing curiosity. From my experience in school, I always had teachers who supported the students, whether their curious …

I agree with the information the author Berliner is putting out, she talks about how schools are the cause for kids losing their curiosity. As a student I can relate to how this is true, schools are the reason for …

I agree with the author’s information about how children in different environments perform differently. She states in the article that poorer children are more curious than richer children. I support this information because I have seen it in my life, …

I agree with Berliner when she states that school sets back children from being curious and being able to ask questions. I’ve had experienced times where teachers would mainly focus on getting our lesson over with rather than answering our …