# Global Education Debate Statements

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## Debate Statements on Global Education for Participants Aged 12 -16 Years:

1. Art and music classes are just as important as math and science.
2. Exams are unfair and don’t measure real intelligence.
3. Grades create stress and kill motivation.
4. Group projects are unfair to hardworking students.
5. Homework is pointless and should be banned.
6. PE classes should not be mandatory for students.
7. Robots will replace teachers in the future.
8. School punishments like detention don’t work.
9. School uniforms do more harm than good.
10. Schools should start later in the morning.
11. Social media is a better teacher than school.
12. Students should decide what they learn in school.
13. Students should not have to do subjects they don’t enjoy.
14. Technology in the classroom is more distracting than helpful.
15. Video games teach more life skills than school does.


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