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not really. He has perhaps only one valid point and that is that human teachers are very useful and they cannot be replaced by educational software. For all oth
by hristov 17y ago
not really. He has perhaps only one valid point and that is that human teachers are very useful and they cannot be replaced by educational software. For all other things he was wrong. I mean salespeople??? ... when was the last time you thought to yourself "I wish there were more salespeople in my life" ...
- CamperBob 17y agoHe has perhaps only one valid point and that is that human teachers are very useful and they cannot be replaced by educational software. No, that point wasn't even remotely valid, either. At least, not outside K12 education. Higher-ed teachers aren't being replaced by software, but by video lectures and peer groups. Anyone who can't learn (for instance) math with Khan Academy and Wolfram Alpha wasn't going to learn it anyway, with or without a teacher.