Okay, this is the topic which I shall be discussing on. I shall promise that it shall be no lengthy educational journal of some sort. But really, I really detest it when the teacher makes this obnoxious statement. If i had the opportunity, I would just stand up, walk out of the class and say," Why would I learn what I am supposed to learn when learning is confined to the syllabus?" Of course, this is just a figment of my imagination, and if i would really make that daring statement, i guess i would be out of the school in the blink of an eye.

Personally, I have this intense, ardent and fervent hatred for textbooks. I feel that education should not be confined to what we are supposed to learn. In fact, I don't even like the fact that education takes place in the Classroom! I have read about educators who have their lessons in the nature, or beside the sea. Because this demolishes the rigid wall of "Learning Boundary" that stand before us in class. Wouldn't it be great if we were able to learn out of the syllabus, wouldn't it be better if we did not have to look at the annual Scheme of work that shows us what we are going to learn? I feel that education in the classroom restricts our learning ability. We are actually surrounded by this invisible policeman cordoning us from venturing into the uncharted waters of Excessive Learning? LEARNING CAN NEVER BE EXCESSIVE! (only food can.) Thus, I would like to point out to the readers of this post to adhere to the policy of Stop, Look and Listen.