Should education be banned?

Question

Should education be banned?

Answer 1

No, but the funding mechanisms for public schools should be changed as well as the measurement of accountability.  I am for a voucher system.  Let capitalism weed out the ineffective educational institutions.  Supply and demand will make our schools better for all.  Wouldn't it be awesome to put that $4000-9,000 per year that your child's school gets for your child to attend that school to be given to you in the form of a voucher so you can choose which school best fit's your child's needs?  It wouldn't cost us or the government any extra, it's merely re-directing funds and putting the decision-making back in the parents hands.

Answer 2

No, but the way  it is taught should be banned, especially public schools in USA

Answer 3

Yes, I prefer my fellow citizens to be STUPID (she responded sarcastically) - I hope you know what "sarcastically" means

Answer 4

Education cannot be banned. I guess you might be asking like this question because you define education as what they teach you at school. No, Schooling is only one way to get educated. I would define education as teaching or learning. So learning- we can do that from everywhere, even sitting in our rooms. When small kids see birds flying for the first time in their lives, they have learned something; they have learned that birds fly up in the sky. so you see, no one can ever ban education as god has given each one of us tools ( eyes, ears, hands, nose , brains( to some) etc. etc.) to learn about his creations, everything in the universe without any external help.

As long as these things are there with us, no one can ever ban education.

as long as these things are there with us, noone can ever ban education