"A nation should require all its students to study the same national curriculum until they enter college rather than allow schools in different parts of the nation to determine which academic courses to offer."
...e and many others, which might be useful and helpful to prepare them to handle whatever life will present, including all the unknown of future. Next importance might be that school should help students to discovery their interest. Through wide contact of a large variety of courses, the students can depend on their own interests to find what kind of major they want to major when entering college. In short, primary school, middle school, and high school is crucial in preparing students for their further development, whether in college or in society. Thus, our government should make sure that all schools in its nation have achieved this goal; otherwise, its education should be revised, or even reform. While the study before college serves as a same goal, that prepared our children to enable handle and control their own lives, there is not necessary that one nation¡¯s government compels all schools to practise the same national curriculum. After all, as long as the major principle is not violated, each school can choose the book they teach. Even students can participate in the process, which might be effective in enhancing their performance, since they could choose the most attractive and interesting textbooks to them to study, and certainly this should be guided and supervised by the educators and parents. Of course, after a school once decides the curriculum, they should send its curriculum to nation's education department to review and permit, guaranteeing that it is able to fulfill the basic purples of education. Also, education department can indicate certain compulsory courses and textbooks, while remaining the rest to allow the school to choose, depending on its own peculiarity. Finally, allowing schools to choose certain curriculum is necessary to let them to take use of local advantages and to prepare new generation of citizens more suitable for local conditions. T...