One standard and same text books for the world students.

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  1. gnrao profile image61
    gnraoposted 14 years ago

    Why the students run helter-skelter to get admission in particular school?

    There can be one standard for the whole world,
    everything can be standardised
    and Money can be saved
    for more and more constructive purposes.

    This may be  more convenient for all the parents and children.
    They will not miss anything.

    There will be less drain on the national resources.
    The same text book,every where in the whole world.

    This will a boon to students and parents  and teachers  will find it easy to teach.

    There will less problems on clashes.murders and accommodation etc.

    wish the world have One Standardised education.

    God grant us this boon

    1. pooja0908 profile image60
      pooja0908posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I agreed but don’t you think that the variety of standards make different kind of student having different knowledge? You are right on your place but a positive face of coin is that
      You can gain various things from various kind of knowledge. This will create difference and we get different kind of thinkers and future makers.

    2. Sab Oh profile image57
      Sab Ohposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      That is one of the worst ideas I've heard in a long time.

    3. LeslieAdrienne profile image70
      LeslieAdrienneposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Disagree....General basic skills should be world wide....math, reading, writing.....but, the uniqueness of each culture and what they value as important should not be stripped by a universal curriculum.

      Curriculum should be developed with the most immediate needs of a specific society or school system in mind

      Anyway, we are so divided in this world,  it would take generations before we could agree on what should be taught......

      The US would want their way, Britain would want their way, Africa would be divided between the northern countries and the south..... and somebody would get mad and here we go with another world war......

    4. profile image0
      A Texanposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      No God, ignore this prayer.

  2. wyanjen profile image71
    wyanjenposted 14 years ago

    Easy to teach?

    That's not good. If it's easy to learn, it's not worth knowing. smile

    Who is to decide what this standard would be? A single world-wide curriculum would need to include every perspective of history and culture in order to be completely accurate. Anything less would be discrimination.

    If every school taught an identical curriculum, there would be no opportunity for students to specialize. There would be no innovation.

    smile

  3. ShallyD profile image61
    ShallyDposted 14 years ago

    It can be only possible when all the countries of the world get united which is not possible...I think so

  4. Flightkeeper profile image67
    Flightkeeperposted 14 years ago

    Your idea sounds very fascistic.

 
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