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So the smart ones have to suffer for the students that dont want to learn; so lets just force them to not use tools to learn more efficiently. Hammer the nail t
by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
So the smart ones have to suffer for the students that dont want to learn; so lets just force them to not use tools to learn more efficiently. Hammer the nail that sticks out. We shall all be equally ignorant. Viva el socialismo!
- rapind 8y agoIs it really because of political agenda though, or rather an issue of scale? From a scale perspective you have basically 2 choices. 1) Treat kids like adults, let them do whatever so long as it doesn't impact others around them, and if they flunk, so be it. 2) Assume kids don't know best and impose rules you can enforce at scale, with the end goal hopefully being they learn the subject. Either option gets you boatloads of complaints and anecdotes, depending on your perspective. If you don't want efficient but merciless scaling (perhaps it's not working?), then we should explore another (new?) approach that lives within or expands upon (good luck!) the economic constraints. Ultimately we settle on something that seems "good enough", meeting as much of 1) and 2) without going bankrupt.