Sean Redding<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Jason R, Liya S, Juliana B, Timothy D, Riley B, Maddie B,\nRuthie L, Jake H, Nick P, Christian J, Michael R, Jake D, Gabby L<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This week in our\ndiscussion group, we talked about the style and differences between banking\neducation and problem-posing education. Everyone in our group unanimously\nagreed that problem-posing was the better style of education. We discussed how\nstudents would rather take ownership in their education rather than being overloaded.\nOne girl used the analogy that our brains are like containers, and how you can\nonly fill it so much. One of the weaknesses of banking education is that real\nlearning and experience comes from hands on individual work, rather than being\nlectured in a classroom. The group also agreed that the \u201cGen Ed\u201d aspect of\ncollege is inconsequential, due to people having to learn subjects they have no\ninterest in. I have experienced this firsthand this year in my physics class,\nwhere I try to pay attention then all the lecture goes in one ear, out the\nother. Hopefully in the future the education system well get down a perfect\nmethod that helps students and teachers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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