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Even if this were true, the inertia against it is so great that you'd be better off trying to negate the worst effects of public schools. Sufficiently advanced
by unimpressive 13y ago
Even if this were true, the inertia against it is so great that you'd be better off trying to negate the worst effects of public schools.
Sufficiently advanced collaboration is indistinguishable from cheating. Therefore if you want to 'patch' the public school system, create a well designed network of anonymous collaboration sites that lend themselves well to private groups and avoid outright plagiarism.
- nazgulnarsil 13y agothese are always ruined by students too stupid to realize that text is searchable.
- john_b 13y ago"Cheating" only exists in a system where tests are treated as sacred. An educational system that minimizes or eliminates tests doesn't need to punish cheating or collaboration at all.