#education

Is perfect SAT/GPA the key to success, or does networking and privilege matter more?

Does studying philosophy make you smarter, or just better at sounding smart online?

Is taking a gap year for sustainability projects worth it?

Has anyone else found their actual dream job through a random online course?

Would you ever let your mum choose your child's school for you?

Is it smarter to let your kid fail early in life, or does helicopter parenting guarantee their future success?

Is the traditional dictionary still relevant in the age of instant online searches?

Are you factoring climate risks into your choice of university or career?

Has classic literature become chronically overrated, or am I missing the point?

Why does the literary canon feel so rigid and out of touch?

"Have AI chat assistants turned critical thinking into a lost skill?"

Is the “growth mindset” hype just a way to sell you overpriced books and courses?

Is there finally a legitimate excuse to skip the assigned reading and use the Wikipedia summary instead?