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I think that structure, accountability, and community are the big draws towards school. For young people I think that these are extremely important- when I was
by bigj0n 7y ago
I think that structure, accountability, and community are the big draws towards school. For young people I think that these are extremely important- when I was in school- taking 6 classes meant I spent a roughly 40 hour work week on school stuff. I had a really hard time doing half of those hours when I wasnt in school.
Obviously that's more of a me issue than an issue inherent to self-learning, but many of us have me issues.
If you're not the type of person who would benefit from structure and community- the value proposition clearly doesn't make sense. Even if you would benefit from those things- the value proposition isnt clear at all- its tremendously expensive.
- hatmatrix 7y agoI guess part of "community" is your peer group, but also access to an authority to whom you can address questions (that won't leave you hanging, most of the time).