This article indicates and analyzes some script assumptions originating from a narrow concept of learning, from excessively high expectations connected with educational tasks, from passivity in asking and receiving help from experts, and from anti-social behaviors used to compete professionally. The results of such assumptions are described and criteria for their modification are indicated.
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