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I've been thinking about that a lot recently and it's a question I've been discussing with my wife. I sincerely think that the educational system is rubbish, a business and that it is very overrated, and it is something that depends a lot on the city in the world where you are, it is not the same education in Ecuador as in Denmark, to mention an example. Now I consider that we should all be educated, as they did with "Don Diego de la Vega" the "Zorro." Character from a television series that I watched a lot when I was still a child. A Man Awakened and Educated in social manners, trained in production and management of wealth, instructed in arts such as drawing and painting, dance, music and martial arts for self-defense, knowledgeable in politics but not an adept or supporter of any political party, educated in diverse literature and knowledgeable about other cultures, capable of using tools and manufacturing with his own hands, skilled in various sports, both physical and mental agility, and capable of working the land with basic gardening to manage a small garden, and also knowledgeable about how to raise farm animals for family consumption, among other things. Thanks to those skills he saw how there were injustices and corruption and decided to fight against it with a costume and a pseudonym "El Zorro" outside of the vigilante part, although it can be translated as a way of helping others, of which there are multiple ways of carry out. I think that's how they should educate all of us. And it is the model that we could say I try to replicate for my children. And for that to be possible, the only option is to take the education of our children in our hands, enough of leaving that to the state. We just have to look around us, do royalty send their children to the schools or universities that ordinary people go to? I don't believe it. Thank you for reading. Stay in Pagüer 💪🤠⚡🍊
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Hm, I'm with ya on that all the way, but man: "Zorro" absolutely had shit together, that's almost a bit too much of the good! 😜
How are you going to do that? Does one of the two of you stay home and teach the child? Hire a teacher and have him do 1:1 lessons? A bit of both?
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Obviously there are topics that we cannot teach ourselves and for that we look for a teacher, and to the extent that we can teach them, we do it!! And additionally, we are also educating ourselves in aspects that we ourselves did not know or handle so that we can then teach the child. But keeping in mind that sending him to primary school, plus the other stages that follow after that, is not the solution and not a good option if we want our son to be more awake and aware than us and achieve better results in the future. next when it is his turn to become an adult.
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Clear, the nice thing is that you can also teach some basics in regards to philosophy, sociology and psychology, something which isn't a given in schools.
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And mainly about money, schools do not teach you how it works, how money is created or issued. They only encourage you to see how you could earn it by working for others and if you want to improve your salary you should study more. And they don't even encourage you to win the real one (Xau) but rather to win roles with the false illusion that that is the way.
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