You raise valid points that I agree with. Perhaps to better rephrase, assuming an adequate level of teaching ability, in person teaching or well constructed dig

You raise valid points that I agree with. Perhaps to better rephrase, assuming an adequate level of teaching ability, in person teaching or well constructed digital sessions where the social aspect is not removed, is likely more effective than simply listening to the best teachers but in a less social manner. Our goal should be to increase the baseline level of quality for teachers and not just concentrate teaching to a select few orators who broadcast to large groups. My original comment was partly in response to another comment on this page, so apologize if it is a bit tangent to the study at hand