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A nearly content-free article. The idea is not new, and little data is offered to support it. The success criteria seems to be "enrollment", which leaves a lot
by chmod600 3y ago
A nearly content-free article. The idea is not new, and little data is offered to support it.
The success criteria seems to be "enrollment", which leaves a lot of room for things to go wrong. No downsides are mentioned aside from cost, which is dismissed with a tax that sounds like free money.
- em-bee 3y agowhat other downsides could there be from making education accessible to everyone and not just those that can afford it? i can think of two: one is the quality of the education. if it is to low and everyone graduates without having learned much then that would be bad. another is having to many graduates without jobs. but both can be fixed with more quality and being more demanding. one benefit: when you don't pay for education yourself there is no pressure to let you pass classes just to get your money.