<p>Insecurity knows no boundaries. That’s why I always stress confidence (easier said than done, though). When you prep, if you do, find the courses that will build up your confidence not the ones that “teach” you something. They can be quite different.</p>
<p>everyone is different though J’adoube. i mean, my confidence is built when i AM taught something by prep books.</p>
<p>I agree with that ^^ Anyways we should never generalize a group of people. I’ve also heard that prep classes can only boost so much. Not sure of the exact statistics but generally I believe there is a limit.</p>
<p>The whole standardized education system is corrupted… What happened to the good ol’ days when we used to learn and read classics for the heck of it?</p>
<p>It seems that our education system is intended to restrict rather than to motivate learners to explore beyond the pen-pencil classroom after college.</p>
<p>Shattered wasteland of knowledge. Archimedes >> Newton.</p>
<p>YEah! stupidazn’s got it… p.s. but, the whole american public high school eduacation system is WACKO dudes. (atleast in michigan!)
…mono-lingualness, lax standards, teachers who back down to kids, teaching the same things about american history/gov over and over again and never getting on to the rest of the world… its really bothering if you let it bother you! (which i try not to, though it does)</p>