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He says that in poor areas then if not as many kids had to make it to campus that would be a good thing. But I expect in a lot of circumstances that is dead wro
by sopooneo 14y ago
He says that in poor areas then if not as many kids had to make it to campus that would be a good thing. But I expect in a lot of circumstances that is dead wrong. It's their insane home environments that are the biggest problem for a lot of those kids.
- rbanffy 14y agoPoor areas have more urgent problems. I believe machine-assisted education has its place, but cannot replace an educator. Keep in mind the educator is someone who understands education, not necessarily math or history. Machines can act as multipliers for teachers, as Udacity exemplifies so well.