Baskadia

対策講座（６８）

 Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run.                             (Mark Twain)

  私は日本の学校が嫌いだ。なぜなら、教師が嫌いだからだ。教育学部を出たけれど、

「教師にだけはなるまい」

　と、固く心に決めていた。日本の学校にずっと違和感を抱いて生きてきたがアメリカの中学校で教える機会を得て、その違和感の正体が分かった。

「強制」。これに尽きる。アメリカの中学校では「自由」があった。制服なし、部活なし、靴指定なし、髪型自由、鞄自由、化粧自由。だから、午後２時半には帰宅できて、あとは何をしようと自由。

　そういう国だから、GAAFA が生まれる。日本は「それ禁止」「これ強制」「そんな自由はない」でがんじがらめ。

「嫌なら出ていけ！」

　なので、優秀な頭脳はどんどん流出してゆく。

　まさに「石鹸と教育は大量虐殺」を時間をかけて達成してゆく。それが証拠に日本は過去３０年間、衰退の一途だ。

 I hate Japanese schools. I hate Japanese schools because I hate teachers. I have a degree in education.

I had made up my mind that I would never become a teacher.

　I have always been uncomfortable with Japanese schools. I had always been uncomfortable with Japanese schools, but when I had the opportunity to teach in an American junior high school, I realized what that discomfort really was.



It all boils down to one thing: coercion. This is what it all comes down to. In American junior high schools, there was freedom. No uniforms, no club activities rule, no shoes rule, no hairstyle rule, no bag rule, no makeup rule. So, we could go home at 2:30 p.m., and we were free to do whatever we wanted.



　It is in this kind of country that GAAFA was born. In Japan, people are bound by "no such thing is allowed," "this is compulsory," and "there is no such freedom.

If you don't like it, leave!

　So, the best and brightest brains are leaving the country.



　Soap and education are genocide" will be achieved over time. As evidence, Japan has been on the decline for the past 30 years.