It’s not just high school -> college. I remember in elementary school they were always like “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in middle school”
and then in middle school “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in high school”
And then in high school “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in college”
But each step it felt like some things got easier and others got harder but in general it felt like a pretty smooth progression with no major change in difficulty
Thats actually how school is supposed to work when done right.
Progressive steps that challenge but don’t overwhelm and discourage young learners. What they learn is not as important as how they learn. Every education system should strive to teach learner skills to help in their learning. Not just stuff them to the brim with facts and figures for them to regurgitate later.
It’s not just high school -> college. I remember in elementary school they were always like “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in middle school”
and then in middle school “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in high school”
And then in high school “oh you think this is hard wait till you’re in college”
But each step it felt like some things got easier and others got harder but in general it felt like a pretty smooth progression with no major change in difficulty
Thats actually how school is supposed to work when done right.
Progressive steps that challenge but don’t overwhelm and discourage young learners. What they learn is not as important as how they learn. Every education system should strive to teach learner skills to help in their learning. Not just stuff them to the brim with facts and figures for them to regurgitate later.