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Apropos of nothing, one internet guy's unjustified personal opinions on the future of teaching and software: The one-to-many "lecturing" interaction should be r
by lmkg 13y ago
Apropos of nothing, one internet guy's unjustified personal opinions on the future of teaching and software: The one-to-many "lecturing" interaction should be replaced by software, in order to give teachers more free time for the one-on-one interaction with students. One-on-one personalized feedback on progress is extremely valuable to students, and more difficult to automate, so it seems to me the best use of teachers' time.
- eah13 13y agoOP here, and I think I agree with what you've written. Lecturing and textbooks are both means of conveying information. Students can seek out information on their own time, but the act of teaching is helping someone else construct an understanding. That's the key thing software can't do.