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Some subjects are better taught in groups (like theater), while others are much more effective one-on-one (mathematics). And both do require some component of o
by actfrench 5y ago
Some subjects are better taught in groups (like theater), while others are much more effective one-on-one (mathematics). And both do require some component of one-one-one and group teaching to really get an in-depth understanding and be able to communicate ideas, meaning both benefit from some one-one-one and group work - and also we shouldn't underestimate independent study, which was accessible by books and now so much more successful through adaptive learning apps.
- mlyle 5y agoI hardly discount independent study. I'm self-taught across a wide range of subjects. Curiosity varies, and all the areas where it's applied are not of equal value. Some kids would far rather learn everything there is to learn about Minecraft and mindlessly play it instead of developing literacy skills. Having schooling establishes a baseline: we try and bring up every student to some fundamental level of competence in each subject.