Parents escort their children to school with a singular obsession: results. Not learning, not character, not competence—results. The grade, the mean score, the ranking. The certificate that can be paraded at family gatherings and splashed across social media timelines. In this fixation, an uncomfortable truth is quietly buried: very few parents genuinely care whether those … Continue reading The Cost of Chasing Grades: When manufactured success turns schooling into theatre of deception