I need the meaning of the following quotation by Lobeck: "Students will need more than by-the - book grammar to succeed in the world. They will need to be innovators and creative thinkers, problem solvers, and pioneers, or else they risk being marginalized again, condemned to the ranks of the functional"

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Kathy Jacobs

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11 June, 07:07

I need the meaning of the following quotation by Lobeck: "Students will need more than by-the - book grammar to succeed in the world. They will need to be innovators and creative thinkers, problem solvers, and pioneers, or else they risk being marginalized again, condemned to the ranks of the functional"

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Adyson Owen · Answer 1

The quotation puts an emphasis on developing children not only academically but also unacademically.

Explanation:

The above mentioned quotation is a part of 'Academic Conversations: Classroom talk that foster Critical Thinking and Content Understanding.' Lobeck have made a very meaningful quotation regarding students oral academic performance. Through the quotation, Lobeck conveys that it is necessary that the education system goes beyond the textbooks and makes children capable to lead their life independently. Succeeding at academics is easy, but when it comes to succeeding in the world, it requires them to be creative thinkers, problem solvers, innovators, and discoverer. If they just stick to academics without any knowledge about the outer world, then they would lead a very insignificant life.