> "You can't call it an education that Bridge is offering," Croso said. > "You have technology -- like tablets -- often standing in place of teachers and you ha

> "You can't call it an education that Bridge is offering," Croso said. > "You have technology -- like tablets -- often standing in place of teachers and you have very scripted classes that tell the teachers exactly what to do and when -- so you don't have any sort of autonomy and you can't improvise." Sounds kind of like the American education system to me... and honestly I'm not completely sure you could call the American system of education really an education anymore. More just studying for the tests.