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The thing is, education doesn't scale infinitely like that. The bigger the class size the less attention you get from the professor, the less individualized the
by hyperhopper 4y ago
The thing is, education doesn't scale infinitely like that. The bigger the class size the less attention you get from the professor, the less individualized the education is, the more generic it has to be, the lower the common denominator, etc.
And lots of colleges are known for their teachers. You can't always just hire another identical teacher: good ones are rare. At elite schools, they are often even famous and individually important in their field. You cannot scale that.
- SauntSolaire 4y agoSure, but when the US population grows by 10% (for example), Shouldn't there be a ~10% increase in elite teachers, allowing for elite colleges to expand hiring by 10%?
- hyperhopper 4y agoI disagree with the ratio being linear. No. I don't think 10% population increase results in that.