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>The primary reason that brick and mortar schooling is provided up front, in a relatively short span of time, is because it is impractical to visit that brick a
by zaarn 9y ago
>The primary reason that brick and mortar schooling is provided up front, in a relatively short span of time, is because it is impractical to visit that brick and mortar school on a regular basis throughout your entire life.
I would rather say it's because neuroplasticity is high until you're still relatively young. In later years it takes more effort to learn and retain.
- randomdata 9y ago17% of college students are already over the age of 35 and that number is growing[1]. This does not seem to be any kind of real impediment. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/back-school-older-students-rise-college-classrooms-n191246 https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/back-school-o...