In the world, there are many adults who want to insist on that "children who do not play outside have poor grades."
I have consistently thought that this kind of argument is
"How stupid he/she is".
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Recently I read the "new theory" again.
I forgot whether the author was a teacher or a teacher, but he insisted that "Children living on high floors of a high rise apartment have poor grades in science".
The reason is that "children living on the high floor" is not in touch with nature and lacks understanding of nature.
The interesting thing about this kind of claim is that the line "This is my past experience of over 10 years ..." has appeared.
I am not interested in the person, whether teacher or a teacher, however, he simply develops his own theory without giving out one "statistical data".
Perhaps he even knows the concept of "testing" in statistical methods.
I am impressed that he can make such a claim without giving objective data.
Many times, I have "killed" my hypotheses based on my own experiments in my own calculations.
At that time, I felt quite depressed and quite uneasy.
I do know that how "this is my past experience of over 10 years ..." is doubtful.
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By the way, I was "a child who hates playing outside."
It was hot, cold, and risky moreover I have irritated a poor boy who caress of the leader.
That's why I liked overwhelmingly reading a science illustration, alone in my room.
However, I now have the pride that our understanding and passion for nature is better than those of other adults.
Furthermore, I am convinced that my understanding of nature has been further deepened by acquiring the "simulation" by computer.
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Well, that aside.
If he want to claim that "children living on high floors of a high rise apartment have poor grades in science", show me the number first.
I'm tired of hearing the logic of "children who don't play outside have poor grades".
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To tell you the truth, I have a claim selfishly without using statistics.
That is
"Children who do not study have poor grades"
That's all for me.
Maybe I can open the data soon. Pretty easy.