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In (some) poor countries, public teaching pays poorly and tend to have strong unions. Unfortunately this combination attracts bad actors that politicize educati
by clueless123 8y ago
In (some) poor countries, public teaching pays poorly and tend to have strong unions. Unfortunately this combination attracts bad actors that politicize education putting the interests of the children last. Technology can't do much about this.
That said, is unbelievable what kids are getting on their own from access to what is available on the internet. It is truly transforming rural areas.
- FiveSquared 8y agoWhen you have only 2 dollars a day, you ain’t have no time for unions.