Education is traditionally seen as a path to personal and professional development. However, not all learning experiences and subjects truly contribute to this goal. Sometimes, unfortunately, education can have the opposite effect, leading to negative outcomes.
Educational programs that do not consider the individual characteristics of students can not only fail to foster development but also suppress creative and communicative abilities. Some teachers, focused solely on academic achievements, neglect the importance of personal growth and interaction, which leads to feelings of alienation and loss of motivation among students.
Moreover, negative experiences in education can lead to decreased self-confidence and abilities. Students who face misunderstanding or unfair treatment from teachers may withdraw and lose interest in learning altogether. This can result in some people without formal education demonstrating greater productivity and creativity than their more educated peers.
