So you end up with the same educational value as a super-sized meal's nutritional value. Letting students pick what they want to learn? Take your Montessori-sty

So you end up with the same educational value as a super-sized meal's nutritional value. Letting students pick what they want to learn? Take your Montessori-style back and give me rigidity and structure (Only half-kidding on that part). Without even a final exam to test what was learned over the course of ~3 months; it's hard to put any stock in students learning anything. Instead I recreate a scene from my college days; sitting on a couch watching while Michael and his girlfriend Jesi were working on two different laptops to tackle ~4 Philosophy quizzes in the space of about an hour. One to click answers. One to google. ...One to control them all. /AwesomeReferenceThrownInForAwesomeness.