Archive for June, 2007

end of compulsory schooling?

Sunday, June 3rd, 2007

Someone at work asked the question: what do you think would be the result of the end of compulsory schooling?  To which I responded:
I predict that there will not be an end to compulsory schooling. Schooling serves some very useful purposes outside of education. It used to be that kids were needed for chores around [...]

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Saturday, June 2nd, 2007

John pointed me to a posting at think:lab and asked what I thought. Here’s what I told him, lightly edited:
There’s no question technology can assist educational purposes. Technology has been used that way since the first person used a stick to draw on a wall to explain something. The difference today is technologies are [...]

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