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TBH I think the bigger problem for how we teach kids are twofold:

1. There's a right answer to every problem in school

2. If you got it wrong, that's bad, and you did bad.

The pattern I've seen from younger people these days is a learned helplessness, where there's no room for them to be creative in school, and any attempt to do so runs the risk of failing an assignment, getting a B, missing out on Harvard, and spending the rest of their lives poor in a ditch, or so they're told.