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There's _at least_ one more critical component you're missing, logic and analysis. It will also be harder to keep a pupil's attention on two subjects for half
by big_chungus 7y ago
There's _at least_ one more critical component you're missing, logic and analysis. It will also be harder to keep a pupil's attention on two subjects for half a day than on a multitude of subjects for forty-five minutes apiece. After three hours being lectured on the same subject, I would get tired even in college; how do you plan to force eight-year-olds to pay attention in such a manner?
In other words, you cannot swap all time for study of english and mathematics and expect to simply achieve twice as much in english and mathematics.
- wiseleo 7y agoThat's not the plan. The plan is to give them a reason to want to learn. Learning 45 minutes at a time is silly. It's far more effective to master one concept at a time. Logic comes with math. I haven't fully thought it through, but my initial goal is to eliminate the need to rely on parents to do well in school.