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While you have a point wrt. 'tutoring' as part of ordinary instruction, that's not what "aristocratic tutoring" means. That's specifically about getting one-to
by zozbot234 2y ago
While you have a point wrt. 'tutoring' as part of ordinary instruction, that's not what "aristocratic tutoring" means. That's specifically about getting one-to-one instruction full-time from a handful of very highly educated tutors (PhD-equivalent or so in their subject matter would've been typical, back when this sort of tutoring was common.)
- bell-cot 2y agoTrue. But if the goal was general education - vs. showing off membership in the 0.01% - would the outcomes from "tutors mostly have community college degrees, and each kid only gets an hour or two of one-on-one each day" be more than good enough?