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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Siriusthevirus" data-source="post: 30805829" data-attributes="member: 587836">I don’t think schools are the only place responsible for shaping good or bad behavior. Take ragging, for example — it’s a disturbing practice where some students abuse others under the excuse of tradition or bonding. That’s not normal behavior; it reflects deep-rooted issues in mindset, not education alone.Parents play a huge role in teaching empathy, values, and self-awareness. Just sending a child to school isn’t enough. And let’s be honest — financial stability often determines what kind of education or opportunities a person can access. That makes a big difference, too.<hr />Good teacher makes a whole lot of difference..------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1750840984[/DATETIME]<hr />Speaks for yourself. Schools teach children to be arrogant, to be a robot, look down on others.Basically, they make pricks.I am learning the things hard way by myself so I don't see any good they did other than leaving unforgettable bad memories, scars in my mind. Well, Sunday school is more than enough to develop a personality cuz you get to meet all the people you would meet in school.------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1750841753[/DATETIME]</blockquote>

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