In English speaking countries English literature classes in which students read fiction should be abolished as a graduation requirement for High School and Universities for all Majors and the English Literature Major should be abolished from any University that receives taxpayer funding

Slightly Disagree... (on ending English Literature classes)

but fully agree that schools should not be funded by taxes, at all.

@matthew

How do you believe they will benefit by reading stories that are declared to be fiction meaning that the events never happened according to the authors claims

It is like reading a textbook for history class except the textbook writer claims the history never happened but you have to learn it anyway

Why?

People communicate through stories. Learning to understand those stories and talk about them is not completely useless (but might be close to useless with how most classroom instruction is conducted).

So I am not against learning literature. If you read a lot, you will be a better writer.

Writing is a very important skill.
Follow

@matthew

So I originally posted fiction stories as a means to try to get around censorship that would happen if I posted certain information in non fiction form

But I still think it is bad policy to force people to reae stories about things that never happened and then test them on that knowledge especially when people could be studying information that is supposed to be true

They could double the hours teaching math for example instead and most people could have college degree level science

· · Web · 1 · 0 · 1
> So I originally posted fiction stories as a means to try to get around censorship that would happen if I posted certain information in non fiction form

Good approach. That's another reason to encourage literacy.

I think it is bad policy to force people to do anything (some exceptions). That is one of the reasons that the classroom model is fundamentally broken.

Some non-fiction books on this subject you may enjoy are by John Taylor Gatto:

https://greathomeschoolconventions.com/blog/the-legacy-of-john-taylor-gatto
Sign in to participate in the conversation
Merovingian Club

A club for red-pilled exiles.