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The point is not to be optimal for every student - the resources required for such are not available and MOOCs are not an adequate replacement. The point is to
by Kalium 10y ago
The point is not to be optimal for every student - the resources required for such are not available and MOOCs are not an adequate replacement. The point is to lay a universal foundation in a series of selected subjects while socializing students.
The model of turning a literate child loose in a library and letting them be for six or eight years should not be assumed as universally useful. It's not a good way to produce a shared general foundation for a modern democracy.