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A blind person will never learn to navigate his environment if he is always lead around by a person who can see, so the blind leading the blind seems like a goo
by username90 7y ago
A blind person will never learn to navigate his environment if he is always lead around by a person who can see, so the blind leading the blind seems like a good education strategy.
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- tasogare 7y agoPlaying on words is not a good argument. I bet you can’t teach me Elamite right know. And if you learn a bit of it for that purpose, it will still be vastly inferior than a course, book or video made by a specialist of the language, which had time to reflect on his own knowledge.
- username90 7y agoMy point is that trying to learn without a teacher serves a purpose, it isn't good to never have a teacher but neither is always having a teacher. Peer learning isn't about cutting out the teacher, it is to let students try to figure out a few things among themselves as a group.
- ashleshbiradar 7y agoThat's just not a valid argument, you can use expert sources and books and courses, as you practice Peer Learning,
- earthboundkid 7y agoI've seen the blind leading the blind walking around in the city before. They both had walking sticks. I assume the one had slightly better vision than the other or maybe had been through that part of town before, but it did make me laugh.