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We need something like the Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer. I’m sure you can hire a couple of thousand professors and experts and map out a huge interactive cur
by FredPret 4y ago
We need something like the Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer. I’m sure you can hire a couple of thousand professors and experts and map out a huge interactive curriculum tree.
This can’t replace school - you still need socialization, disciple, adult supervision, sport, etc. But academically this would beat my high school experience six-love.
- bombcar 4y agoI think part of the discussion will be realizing you do NOT need teachers who are expert in the subject to teach; you need teachers who are good at teaching - especially at the elementary/high school levels. And part of that may be having the same teacher or group of teachers throughout the student's career, and with authority and flexibility to modify the curriculum as needed. But we'd also have to admit that some students are going to do better than others, and the outcomes may not be all equal and at the same time.