Does School Really Matter?

Does School Matter? So many students hate school and like to point out how useless most of it is. It feels like we are only being prepared for the next step of formal education until we are put out into the job world. Technology definitely allows for an alternative path. Going through the education system is no longer necessary to make a living, and it is growing increasingly harder to maintain a fulfilling, happy life when being tied to a traditional job. Obviously, entrepreneurship is not for everybody, but it is becoming extremally easier to make online income for a living as technology changes and grows.
#selfimprovement #selfhelp #school

[evelinakomisarova]

Bro, fr, what I've noticed school kills students dreams and school kills our creativity

[Cam-ufke]

A lot of respect. Also, I see you are gaining so much skill in film making. Best videography yet.

[Exconnn]

School ain’t worth it. I hate it and I don’t even know what I wanna do after high school. I just wanna live a simple fun life nothing else I don’t wanna make a lot of money or anything.

[yaboijermey.]

Maxwell definitely getting our thoughts out here 💯. I agree that school isn’t the only way to success. In this case, the saying that perfectly fits this would be, “there are many paths to the top of the mountain.” From birth we are limited to this “path to success”. Keep doing what you doing, in-fact go bigger. Much love ✌🏽

[EmeraldGamingEmerqqld]

Keep grinding bro you’re going to make it

[hello-zhjr]

it honestly depends on what you want in life

[blobking]

Whenever Maxwell uploads I feel his knowledge comming inside of me

[glory]

Great video! The school is the most effective way for the system to indoctrinate kids into different political sides. Most young people have a great trust for their teacher which is dangerous because the teacher doesn’t always teach you good things. Stay strong and don’t trust anyone just because they are an ”expert” or a ”teacher”.

[Royalkheem]

good question sir, , keep going max, watching from kenya, Africa

[dream_y]

Me too. I cried because of math. I cared about my grades.

[rawmeateater]

I think school is important because it teaches you basic necessary life skills in the early years and the later years keeps your mind working hard. However, I might see future generations not being able to get anything out of school at all. I take problems with the schooling system to heart because school currently teaches me to slack on work. As a high school junior I do not see myself trusting the education system.

Its crazy to think that kids now are just given a tablet to do their work. Hell, I heard from another kid that they don't even get taught how to write because of these things (will the kids even develop fine motor skills?). If elementary kids are given tablets to do all of their work, what's the point of a teacher? The teacher is suppose to teach kids and guide them to doing their best, but instead a computer has kind of taken their place. Do teachers need to be renamed into "classroom security" because all they do is yell at students for bad behavior. How are kids going to get communication skills if they are not required to ask for help on a assignment or have to talk during school at all? I think this may make future generation of kids the most isolated yet. Don't you think that kids are going to have a heavy reliance on technology to solve all of their problems? Technology can improve grades because all kids have easy access to technologies like Google and AI, but I find that this encourages kids to not memorize classroom material and encourages kids to work less in school thus making grades inefficient.

At my school, if you do not complete a assignment you are given a 50%. This was introduced during Covid-19, but it seems to be a rule that will stay. Teachers at the school have gotten up and asked about it, but the only response is that the rule is here to stay. Not only are my parents told via grades that I am working twice as hard then what I am actually doing, but this grading system has misinformed me on how I am doing at school as a whole. If this grade handicap was to suddenly be removed, I would instantly fail all of my classes on the spot due to my heavy reliance. Changing the grade system so that all I have to do are tests just encourages me to do no classwork and cheat on tests. Hell, a kid who sits next to me in class is getting better grades than me because he hovers his phone over the paper and it does the math for him. What is even worse is that these apps are free to get the answer but have a paywall for getting the steps for learning how it got the answer.

At the end of the day I have a passion for hating school, but that was kind of the point of school. School teaches you important life skills when you are young and teaches you to work hard as you get older, but more important is we should be forced to work hard. Future generations of learning may have all the resources to do well in school, but there is no one there to ensure that they are learning the material or trying their best.

Edit: I have also seen a trend amongst my classmates that the more negligent their parents are, the worse they fail. I hope the schooling system or any sort of higher up government can counter the crazy amount of negligence parents the world has
"More than 1 in 17 U.S. children (6.07%) experienced some form of neglect in the past year, and more than 1 in 7 (15.14%) experienced neglect at some point in their lives. Supervisory neglect, due to parental incapacitation or parental absence, was most common."

[Brenden_Albrecht]

I can see the creativity put into making this video! Very evident you care about what type of impact your content has on its audience and I really respect that🤝

[_sushivan]

You're so insightful, I enjoy hearing your views

[dantecostanzo]

I am in the same boat as you. I am going homeschooled next year.

[Andrew_Cold]

Thanks for this video Max. Nice to see that I'm not the only one who thinks the same way

[YourGenericBrownGuy]

I think nursey and primary school which teaches basic life skills is important, but after that everybody should be able to chose what they want to do, and instead of being fed education that they aren't interested in, can chose what path to take themselves.

[UncleSammy]

Thanks Max, want you to know you’re a real inspiration to me

[masonyan]

This video was super helpful, especially right now coincidentally, thanks max

[anonymous]

The last 3 minutes were the most valuable . Thank you so much for your efforts .

[_hamzax]

Hey Max I've been watching your videos for a while now, and they are really impressive nice work brother we need men like you 💪💪