Heavy school bag

Author: KS Comic Studio
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Publication Date: 2006-01-01
Features: What kind of education is the current education system? Compulsory education, exam-oriented education, or elite education? Some argue that since the integration of Math Olympiads (including various forms of math competitions and selections) and English proficiency tests into school and class selection, primary and secondary schools are developing into a highly competitive education system with a strong emphasis on skill training, targeting exams, certifications, and competitions. The characteristics of competition are strict selection, mass elimination, and screening, with only a few entering key schools or experimental classes. Then, the school system ensures that experimental class students can directly enter high school, and subsequently, the school system ensures that top students can enter prestigious universities. This is the current educational reality being played out by schools, parents, and children.
Education aims to improve the quality of human life and should be considered a "human-centered" endeavor. This book closely adheres to this theme, presenting the following: Education must first prioritize "nurturing" and place students' physical well-being in a position. Any high scores achieved at the expense of teenagers' health are like "watered-down meat," ultimately destroying society's basic unit—humans. From a societal perspective, education must also be equal and fair. Any "teaching" that departs from "human-centeredness," no matter how popular or intense it may seem on the surface, will inevitably harm our children!
This book, in the form of comics, reflects on the difficult and almost cruel learning and "exams" faced by primary and secondary students under such an educational system, through social hot topics such as the transition from elementary to middle school, school selection, and the annual battle for student enrollment. It echoes the cries of primary and secondary students: "Save us!"