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That's a shame. I wonder why there is no innovation in the education system like there is in other industries? I mean, montessori is considered innovative and i
by trapper 18y ago
That's a shame. I wonder why there is no innovation in the education system like there is in other industries? I mean, montessori is considered innovative and it's like 60 years old? Perhaps a chance for a hacker or two :)
Given how fast I have seen young people excel when given the right tuition, I suspect we haven't even begun to optimise human learning.
- Prrometheus 18y agoMy stock answer is that public bureaucracies are bad at innovation. Perhaps there is some sort of supplement to school that a hacker could work on for children interested in topics either outside or more advanced than the curriculum. Reforming the actual schools, though, is equivalent to reforming city hall.