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Every time there's a post about school or uni topics, it's always yeah X is useless, teach Y instead. Or X is actually super useful, it must be kept. If you co
by langsoul-com 4y ago
Every time there's a post about school or uni topics, it's always yeah X is useless, teach Y instead. Or X is actually super useful, it must be kept.
If you could rewrite the entire R - Year 12 curriculum, what would it look like?
Hell, do we even need to be in school till 18? Why not finish at 16? 12? Etc.
- raydiatian 4y agoAs a non-educator, as I am aware that I am unaware of the degree to which teachers as a resource drives and equally limits the opportunity for changes across the strata of education… 1. Delinearization of progression. You don’t “advance grades” until you demonstrate mastery, and it’s not a competition. 2. Allowing aptitude and interest to tailor schedules. I will never need my ability to rattle off the capital of each state, and that was definitely a wasted week or two. Somebody got PAID for that, and it still blows my mind. 3. Better mental health budgeting.
- asdff 4y agoI think programming has to be taught just like writing is taught. Its so generally useful. Everyone has something going on in their lives that they can write a script to do, if they only knew they could even do such a thing. Too many people don't realize what these computers can really do for them beyond the four walls of the gui and software made by someone else, and its kinda sad.