"In order to transform our factory-era schools into a truly student-centric system fit for the 21st-century, the funds should be used to innovate disruptively."

"In order to transform our factory-era schools into a truly student-centric system fit for the 21st-century, the funds should be used to innovate disruptively." In my ideal school the kid who turns in that sentence gets sent back to do a few more drafts. "And the best way to do that is by implementing online learning – an approach that’s constantly improving in its ability to deliver personalized, high-quality learning experiences to students from all walks of life, regardless of geography, special needs, or socioeconomic background." Personalized? I wonder. Constantly improving--that could be true but irrelevant. America has a real bent for taking labor-intensive work and applying technology. This works beautifully for all sorts of work, but will not, I think, work well for instruction.