Does our culture undervalue poor people while overvaluing rich people? Is this attitude a problem-How should we change our values in this regard?

Arguments about Education

Brainstorming on any of the following questions might help you come up with a topic:
Should Ohio’s method of school funding be changed? If so, how?

Should arts classes (including music, dance, etc.) be better funded and/or promoted?

Does school stifle creativity? If so, how should it be changed to nurture creativity?

Does our culture undervalue poor people while overvaluing rich people? Is this attitude a problem? How should we change our values in this regard?

Do we overvalue consuming while undervaluing creation and friendship? How might we change our values?

Should we look at happiness more realistically instead of telling ourselves that buying things brings happiness?

Do we prioritize helping rich people earn morewhich results in a relatively low overall increase in happinessrather than helping poor people make a basic living, which significantly increases happiness?

What policies in your high school or elementary school should be kept or changed?

Do schools do students a disservice by ignoring noncognitive skills? Should these be taught?

Should more programs like “Ounce of Prevention” and Leadership training be offered at our schools?

Is bullying of a specific group (or bullying in general) a problem at our schools? What can be done about it?

Are college textbook prices unfair? If so, what can be done about the problem?

You are not limited to the topics listed above; these are just suggestions.