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Can we really hope to educate this generation of young adults, when we don't even speak the same language?
If this is true, then it means that we need to seriously rethink how we handle education, not only of the youth, but of the young adults. It may be that our attempts fail to reach them because their brains are so unprepared that they are not ready to think about complex situations. In effect, they can't understand English, even if it's their primary language.
If this is true, then it means that we need to seriously rethink how we handle education, not only of the youth, but of the young adults. It may be that our attempts fail to reach them because their brains are so unprepared that they are not ready to think about complex situations. In effect, they can't understand English, even if it's their primary language.