Just wondering, but are any HN readers in non-university education? Sometimes these articles runs a risk of outsiders looking in without the essential industry

Just wondering, but are any HN readers in non-university education? Sometimes these articles runs a risk of outsiders looking in without the essential industry experience needed to make truly sound judgements and suggestions. Its easy to point fingers and propose ideal solutions when you aren't in the classroom on a daily basis. My wife is in early childhood ed, my sister-in-law in elementary, and my mother-in-law in middle school and I still "don't get it" in the same way as they do. Each of them admits that things are critically wrong with the system, and have proposed solutions to ones that I've read on HN. But, they know it's simply never as easy as many journalists propose. You can't unshift our education system's paradigm without considerable labor.