> That's hard to notice for a specific student when that's happening to 30% of the class, don't you think? Not to mention 70% of the teachers. I took a mandat

> That's hard to notice for a specific student when that's happening to 30% of the class, don't you think? Not to mention 70% of the teachers. I took a mandatory class (keyboarding) from a friend of my grandparents', the first year he taught. I saw first hand how much the apathy of the class wore him down. He started the year hoping he could get people at least vaguely interested, but no one cared, and there was no way he could force them to. He quit after a year.