Why I Hate School But Love Education
Summary
Why I Hate School But Love Education
A spoken-word poem by Darryll Suliaman Amoako aka ‘Suli Breaks’ about the limitations of institutional schooling and the strictures of formal education. The speaker critically reflects upon the necessity to achieve academic degrees and encourages the audience to reassess their definition of education, as “there is more than one way in this world to be, an educated man [or woman].”
The spoken-word-poem is suitable for a cross-curricular project on future education or a classroom discussion on the strength and weaknesses of the current state of school systems around the world.
Critical edition
Breaks, Suli. "Why I Hate School But Love Education." YouTube, Suli Breaks, 2 Dec 2012. 131 l., Website
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Online resources
- Homepage: Suli Breaks
- YouTube: Performance of "Why I hate School But Love Education" by Suli Breaks
- Genius: Lyrics of "Why I hate School But Love Education" by Suli Breaks
- "Don't Hate the Education, Hate the Classroom" by Emi Kolawole in the Washington Post
- Huffpost: Article "Suli Breaks the School Myth: My Stroll With Suli Breaks" by Ebenezar Wikina, 14th of April 2015
- Book listing on buchhandel.de
- Book listing on openlibrary.org