Cultural Mythology Controlling Education: Sonia Maasik And John Solomon
Cultural Mythology Controlling Education
Most people and cultures believe many things that couldn’t be truth, such as the education with the old cultural mythology that they took it from old generations. In “the introduction to Signs of Life” Sonia Maasik and John Solomon write about how cultural mythology affect people’s perceptions. However, people following their old stuff without knowing the right things even if they don’t believe that cultural mythology. Also in the article “school.” About education in Japan and how they wouldn’t help students. Kyoko Mori explains, that the education in Japan is very difficult because, teachers don’t give students the freedom to ask and disagree, otherwise in the U.S. they don’t restrict students from
Most people and cultures believe many things that couldn’t be truth, such as the education with the old cultural mythology that they took it from old generations. In “the introduction to Signs of Life” Sonia Maasik and John Solomon write about how cultural mythology affect people’s perceptions. However, people following their old stuff without knowing the right things even if they don’t believe that cultural mythology. Also in the article “school.” About education in Japan and how they wouldn’t help students. Kyoko Mori explains, that the education in Japan is very difficult because, teachers don’t give students the freedom to ask and disagree, otherwise in the U.S. they don’t restrict students from