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I would say practical reasons. How would you structure those lessons? You'd need a lot more resources to be able to tailor everyone's path like that. It would
by spurgu 5y ago
I would say practical reasons. How would you structure those lessons? You'd need a lot more resources to be able to tailor everyone's path like that.
It would be great though. I loved going to school for the first 4 years when we were ~30 people in the whole school (spread over 1-4th graders) - the teachers were able to address individual needs. Then I went to fifth grade where were were 35 people in the class. It just went downhill from there.
- mixmastamyk 5y agoMiddle and high school already have separated classes, no? I once took a computer-repair class at a local school district adult school. It was self paced, and despite being bored as hell during high school, I crushed the repair course at like 4x the normal speed. Because I could. There was literally no one to stop me.
- candiodari 5y agoI think you'll find the point is that they'd love to get rid of those separated classes.