My opinion about polish education

    When I was a student, polish education was divided into three stages: six years of primary school, three years of middle and three years of high school, after which, I completed my matriculation exams. The path I took to pursue my education left me feeling that the polish school system does not teach logical thinking or creativity, nor does it indicate the cause-effect relationship. I liked history, social studies, geography and foreign languages and in high school I liked mathematics, but unfortunately, many of the things I was taught in school felt unnecessary and I have never used them. We spend so much time and energy learning things, only to forget them when they are no longer needed. After twelve years of learning, or in the case of higher education, it would be extended to seventeen years or more, a person should be a genius, but unfortunately this is not always the case. In summary, Polish education teaches in an outdated way and needs reforms that are better suited for modern times. This system should change the way students are taught and also clearly indicate the goals of education.