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> no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher No, I would say this is still correct. There is a feedback beyond yes/no right/wrong that has not been ab
by mhurron 13y ago
> no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher
No, I would say this is still correct. There is a feedback beyond yes/no right/wrong that has not been able to be replicated in automated teaching and training that a competent teacher can provide.
- jrs99 13y agoyes. but how many competent teachers are there? I'm thinking most teachers can be replaced by software while benefiting the student.
- drcube 13y agoBut certainly, CD-ROMs (or today's equivalent: Khan Academy and MOOCs) can take the place of no teacher? There is free education to be had today that wasn't available in 1995. It's not better than the face-to-face education we had then or now, but it's quite a bit better than going without any education at all due to location, circumstances or finance.
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