Everyone can learn to solve equations quickly if they’re forced to do it 1000 times. They might forget it the day after the test, the might not know why they’re

Everyone can learn to solve equations quickly if they’re forced to do it 1000 times. They might forget it the day after the test, the might not know why they’re doing anything, but you can be damn certain you know what you’re doing if just for that brief window in time. It’s also clear if you’re succeeding or failing. I’ve noticed that private school parents in the US seem to hate homework. The kids get three optional problems a week and no tests. All the time that they might’ve spent thinking on their own about problems is instead spent in class, which really limits how much new stuff can be taught. The kids think they know everything because there are no grades. The kids that actually perform at grade level have private tutors giving them homework, while the rest are just playing fortnite and unable to do fractions.