>I mean, this entire thing about the grades is a great case in point: it's a bad system from the start Is it though? It's not like it's only used in one countr

>I mean, this entire thing about the grades is a great case in point: it's a bad system from the start Is it though? It's not like it's only used in one country. It's been adopted globally by pretty much every nation on earth. I think the reason for that is that there really isn't any other way to do education at scale. >There is a middle ground between chaos and full-on bureaucracy and it's "not giving single persons so goddamn much power over other people". Which is why this 'ungrading' method is so terrible. It gives all the power to the teacher.