Lately, I've been having deep reflection on our educational systems and the proposed reforms to suite the 21st century curriculum. It would amaze you what I gathered. Back up a little to my motivation to taking this reform personal, I remember protesting to been taught the model and functionality of a BLACK AND WHITE TV during my final year in school when we already have HDs and XD capable of implementing HDMI and other functionalities.

Reality struck when I had to fix my girl friend's TV. After discovering a faulty LED, she asked me to fix it, (because to her, I can fix anything) I had to admit I was only taught how the Black and White TV works using outdated cathode tube technology. well, my girlfriend seemed to have something for Engineers so she started acting funny . The truth is that i graduated first class in Electronics engineering without any practical relevance.

Blame me? May be you should cause I should have gone extra miles right? Wrong... We were busy cramming to pass. Lol. Ok on a more serious note, we really need to review our school curriculum to solve real issues instead of conforming and sticking to ideas that no longer applies.