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they're asking why academic courses and more hands-on practical/technical courses can't be mixed? I think they did answer this: it's because hands-on practical
by lapsedacademic 5y ago
they're asking why academic courses and more hands-on practical/technical courses can't be mixed?
I think they did answer this: it's because hands-on practical/technical skills are hard to learn and people who can teach them are generally expensive.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoEducation is also expensive, arguably what the hell are we paying for then?
- ghaff 5y agoI'd add that while a full certification is quite hard to learn and takes a lot of time, schools absolutely have hands on courses. I have a mechanical engineering degree and two of my courses were very hands on with machine shop and building something for a contest.