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The dramatic tone of this article seems disproportionate to its complaint. I can't help but feel that the author has a grudge against Sal Khan which motivates
by bhitov 13y ago
The dramatic tone of this article seems disproportionate to its complaint.
I can't help but feel that the author has a grudge against Sal Khan which motivates his writing as much as his disapproval of Khan's teaching strategy.
- justin66 13y agoThe problem with the article is about 50% due to its tone ("from hell's heart I stab at thee!!!") and 50% due to its lack of the very obvious, constructive criticism. By that I mean if the guy had simply laid out his case, pointed out that this wasn't a new observation, and then suggested KA set up better feedback mechanisms for responding to this sort of thing his criticism would have been just right. Based on the criticisms from a year ago, the author seems to have a very strong negative view of what KA is doing, but he doesn't appear to be making videos of his own and putting them on Youtube. Not even to illustrate a correct treatment of the topics which he believes Khan is handling badly. Useless negativity.
- geonz 13y agoBelieve me, constructive criticism has been tried. I just keep wondering why people keep saying "it's not good criticism" ... and never, ever addressing the points brought up in that criticism.