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Looping for at least 3-4 years seems the standard in most countries. Strange to see it discussed as something "strange" or "novel" without recognizing this basi
by thomasahle 4y ago
Looping for at least 3-4 years seems the standard in most countries. Strange to see it discussed as something "strange" or "novel" without recognizing this basic fact.
- svnt 4y agoAh see but in America we learn everything by brute force so we can claim we discovered it.
- cycomanic 4y agoYes I'm always amazed by these topics coming up on HN where something which is commonly done in lots of countries is brought up and you see lots of posts talking about how this can never work, or is an absolutely terrible idea which will lead to incredible damage to children, society... For some reason or the other. I noticed this most often on topics about education, transport and housing.
- jmoak3 4y agoI'm thankful for this thread, (as a pretty darn well-traveled american!) I've never heard of this concept.