>Good luck in a classroom of 30 kids I think you get close to the real problem with this assumption. Classes need to be smaller. Even at a university, where th

>Good luck in a classroom of 30 kids I think you get close to the real problem with this assumption. Classes need to be smaller. Even at a university, where the people are supposed to be more disciplined and attentive than a random middle school class, only the lectures are held for many people, and the practical stuff is done in much smaller groups. In order to have more successful social systems, we need more resources in it. More money, and more people whose job is to care about the other people.