The direct solution would be more oral examinations, presentations, that kind of thing. We should also dramatically realign the education system to value real

The direct solution would be more oral examinations, presentations, that kind of thing. We should also dramatically realign the education system to value real learning, personal and community growth, and a culture of learning rather than just daycare (not that childcare for parents isn’t tremendously important, believe me), funding zillions of BS college admin positions, job training for corporations that are to cheap to train their own employees, and grades (as we know them. Grades have so much nonsense loaded on top of them. Are they a measure of a student’s learning? Are the an incentive? A punishment? A way of ranking students? It’s literally all this and more!) Then students would have much more incentive to actually learn (because the system should be operating in good faith) rather than trying to BS their way through an assignment quickly. Unfortunately I don’t see that ever happening, at least in America.