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39a256 (2) No.307464>>307467 >>307468 >>307470 >>307473 >>307510 >>307865 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Everything stops after elementary.

There are no highschools, no colleges or universities (except in cities like Canterlot (magical academy) and Manehattan).

Everypony stops schooling after Elementary, when they have learned the basics of reading, writing and simple math. They then apprentice themselves out to learn a lifelong trade, typically based on their cutiemarks.

Only the human world of Equestria Girls has higher education.

Kinda depressing if you think about it.

799cd0 (2) No.307465

>Kinda depressing if you think about it.

????

Nigger, at least every foal goes to school in the first place. That's better than 99% of human history, compulsory education wasn't a thing in Europe until like 1700 or something, and even then it was mostly religion-related. Secondary school didn't exist until fucking 1900. If anything, considering that they're village bumpkins, Equestria is way ahead of the curve


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>>307464 (OP)

Good. High schools don't have enough flexibility or general utility anymore. The only subject in high school that was useful to me afterwards was math, and only as a prerequisite that seemed to be more about weeding people out than being necessary to understand my college courses. Education beyond necessities of life should be voluntary and branching, otherwise everyone wastes time on bullshit.


f76162 (1) No.307468>>307473 >>307479

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>>307464 (OP)

>They then apprentice themselves out to learn a lifelong trade, typically based on their cutiemarks

That's sounds fucking awesome. What the fuck are you talking about? If there's one thing wrong with the United States' education system there are many, it's that there aren't enough apprenticeships. Every fucking nigger who says, "You can't go anywhere in life if you don't go to college." must not know that being in a trade can earn you a lot of fucking cash, not to mention real-life and hands-on skills that will probably save their ass later in life if they a fucking pipe fixed. I don't need a fucking college degree to install a couple of fire alarms or put duck tape on a fucking mainline. I don't need to bury myself in debt just so I can say, "Welp, I don't know what to fucking do now, so I guess I'll fucking kill myself." So you tell me you jew-nigger cock-sucking son of a bitch, do you think earning up to 70K a year is depressing? Or is living in your mom's basements wallowing in your mounds of crusty socks your vision of paradise?


6f3d21 (1) No.307470>>307473

>>307464 (OP)

The only reason education beyond an elementary school level is mandatory in real life is just to babysit kids so that their mothers can work and generate more tax dollars for the government to vainly try and use to pay off their unfunded liabilities.


9dc434 (2) No.307473>>307475 >>307476

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>>307464 (OP)

>Only the human world of Equestria Girls has higher education.

That is unless you happen to be a unicorn.

>>307467

>The only subject in high school that was useful to me afterwards was math, and only as a prerequisite that seemed to be more about weeding people out than being necessary to understand my college courses.

I went back to school in my late-thirties and early-forties. Talking to the freshmen and sophmores, it was incredible just how spectacularly ill-prepared they were for the subjects at the university level. It's like high school now does not teach anything except how to not fight with one another.

That's another thing. When did high school bullies stop being a thing? Kids seem to think that "bullying" means saying mean things about someone on Facebook. It's a fucking joke. None of them have ever even taken or given a beating.

>>307468

>That's sounds fucking awesome.

My ass it does. Nobody knows what they want to do with their lives when they are teenagers. How could they when they have never done anything? Education should be broad so that when a guy inevitably decides that he hates what he is doing he has the basic knowledge to begin working at something else. Being stuck doing what I thought would be fun as a teenager would be a living nightmare.

>>307470

Yeah, they hardly pretend to do anything else anymore.


799cd0 (2) No.307475>>307490

>>307473

> How could they when they have never done anything

It's typical of highschools nowadays to have affiliate programs with vocational schools, and students can essentially sign up to coast between classes and find something interesting. I'm not sure that 'elementary only' as the guy said would work out too well in practice, but I do believe that highschool should cover trades more thoroughly and rid the bullshit of 'hurr u gotta go to college or you're gonna flip burgers' that permeates modern school culture. Not in the way you put it, though. A "broader" education that gives kids pre-pre-novice tier knowledge about about a subject would only amplify the current shitty situation, it should be focused on the straight and clean 'This is what you're gonna do, this is how much you can make, choose from there' kind of deal.


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>>307473

>Public education in the real world is usually shit

>So public education in Equestria is shit

This is a magical horse world where 99% of the population is generally well meaning and interested in being a better magical horse, so my guess is that they just get more done in less time in the early formative years of foals instead of dragging things out. Not hurting my point that actual horses reach maturity and peak mentally earlier than humans, and that those traits might be transferred to magical horse given some of what we've seen - though probably having a higher max educational attainment. Education in Equestria also likely has a strong family element for a number of reasons ranging from ponies not being self-absorbed shits to the absence of kikes.

>Pic related, it's familial education


39a256 (2) No.307479>>307490 >>307622

>>307468

How's life in the Sanitation Department?


9dc434 (2) No.307490

>>307475

>it should be focused on the straight and clean 'This is what you're gonna do, this is how much you can make, choose from there' kind of deal.

Knowing what something is and doing it every day for a living are two spectacularly different things. The reality of a job often has little to do with its basic functions. They have to be experienced to be understood.

Another problem with the trade system is that students tend to gravitate toward careers that sounds interesting. That gives us a lot of wannabe marine biologists and archaeologists looking for careers in saturated fields. Students need to be able to switch careers when something isn't there.

On top of that, demand for particular trades fluctuates, often dramatically. For example, travel agencies were making a killing around the turn of the millennium, and they were hiring every warm body they could get. Then >>307479

2003 and 2008 happened, and nobody could afford vacations anymore. Suddenly there was a whole legion of skilled travel agents with no agencies doing any hiring. Those guys needed to be able to switch careers to survive. Workers need mobility.

>>307479

I'll a city job with union benefits any day.


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>>307464 (OP)

>implying there is literally anythign wrong with an apprenticeship

Tbh I'd rather that than wasting time on an education that I'm not gonna use for my retail job at the mall. Man, if I could've been an apprentice to a carpenter or an electrician instead. Hell, higher learning should have apprenticeships too. I don't need calculus to be an ecologist. I recognize that that requires a little bit of math but just pass me off to the Biology Guild and I'll learn what I need in ten months instead of the four years at a university.

Ponies got the right idea. Yet another reason pony is the idyllic society.


de7a0d (1) No.307565>>307618

It would explain why everyone acts like a 5-year-old


ac6d26 (2) No.307618


ac6d26 (2) No.307622

>>307479

I have a scat fetish so it works out.


38204a (1) No.307865

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>>307464 (OP)

I think the existence of cutiemarks makes mass-education useless. When a pony learns what he/she is meant to do, there really isn't any point in sitting in school for anything else.




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