Excellent points, Werner. In some, many I am sure, fear was instilled without corporal punishment. As in, "If you fail this exam, I will not recommend you for medical school." Thus compliance meant relegating learning to memory, not creativity.
Excellent points, Werner. In some, many I am sure, fear was instilled without corporal punishment. As in, "If you fail this exam, I will not recommend you for medical school." Thus compliance meant relegating learning to memory, not creativity.
Excellent points, Werner. In some, many I am sure, fear was instilled without corporal punishment. As in, "If you fail this exam, I will not recommend you for medical school." Thus compliance meant relegating learning to memory, not creativity.