Labour:
1. productive work, esp physical toil done for wages
2. the people, class, or workers involved in this, esp in contrast to management, capital, etc
3. difficult or arduous work or effort
4. particular job or task, esp of a difficult nature
Usually, Labor/Labour, describes productive work in the sake for economic gain. Unless your school pays you for your assignments, it's not the true form of labour/labor.
by Anonymous12 years ago
It's the place you go so you don't have to do labor/labour when you're older.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Just because you are required to work in school doesn't mean it is child labor. A decent education is required for a decent job. Clearly, you're a fucking idiot that wants to not try in school and then live off welfare. Good luck, asshole.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Education is a privilege. It should be available to all, but it isn't. I almost feel that first-world children should be offered the choice between school and work, so that they can see for themselves how privileged they are...
by Anonymous12 years ago
it's child care
by Anonymous12 years ago
As in babysitting? No. You could not pay me enough to be a teacher. Not only are they in charge of the well-being of many children throughout the day, they have to actually teach them, do lesson plans, attend meetings, etc. Not as easy as my job which is, indeed, babysitting.
by Anonymous12 years ago
i mean parents see it as a free childcare service. drop your kids off from 8am-3pm and go to work
by Anonymous12 years ago
*some parents
by Anonymous12 years ago
Have fun in the real world!
by Anonymous12 years ago
wow...I posted this post as a random idea... not serious about it. Wow, people are way too serious.
In fact I'm a high honors student so you all can go be rude and annoying to somebody else.
by Anonymous12 years ago
More like a playground than you know. All of us are taxed to death to pay for your blasted schools - so shut up!!
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