Do you agree with Pablo Picasso, who said that ”Education critters the free creativity of the individual”, or with Leo Tolstoy, who said that “Education helps people understand their social responsibilities?
Well I can’t decide because both have the same amount right. Why? Let me explain: So as Pablo Picasso said ”Education critters the free creativity of the individual” because when we go to school we are forced to do stuff their way and we don’t get a chance to use our creativity. They teach us their way but never ask us how we would want to learn it because they think that we would not want desks or books. They would think that we would always want fun stuff. No. every child has their one type of creativity and type of learning style would want different things and in my opinion schools should gather students that have the same way of learning so will learning they could use their minds and creativity.
One the other hand I think Leo Tolstoy, who said that “Education helps people understand their social responsibilities” is also right because when we go to school it automatically gives us responsibilities. For example: doing homework that gives us the important lessons of planning and being on time. This is the small version of the social responsibilities. So that is also true. I agree with both of them.
What about you?