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We've got the example of places like Finland, that are supposed to be much more successful than U.S. schools. They've got the same distractions, technological a
by khedoros 10y ago
We've got the example of places like Finland, that are supposed to be much more successful than U.S. schools. They've got the same distractions, technological and social, that are available in the rest of the world.
It's a very different country than the U.S., but it gives me hope that there's a better way to structure our school system.
- bsder 10y ago> It's a very different country than the U.S., but it gives me hope that there's a better way to structure our school system. I am watching how they integrate refugees to see if the "system" or the "homogeneity" is the cause of better educational outcomes. So far, the "system" seems to be losing to the "homogeneity" argument.