This is extremly arrogant to believe that the internet can teach us the same thing as a knowledgeable teacher.
A classroom teacher is interactive in a way that the internet can never be, the teacher is a real person that can understand when his pupils cannot understand him. And it is interactive because a teacher is not just rambling on about a subject he or she discuss it with the class.
True a lector just rambles on but that is at the university level, primary and secondary education does not have lectures they have class education.
It is also not a good idea to have one Aristotle for everyone, because as I said a good education is most of all about discussions and you need a group to discuss things. It is of course a given, or at least it should be, that education is better when you sort students in abilities and gender so they are all at the same level. But these are all things that won't really cost extra resources so they are easy to implement.
ps. while most thy videos are relatively informative and objective, this one is blueeyed idealistic. Seeing it is like hearing about the fantasy of the "paperless office" that computer salespersons used as a gimic to fool companies into buying their first computers in the 1980's. and while computers did end up making things easier for the companies, they had an adverse effect on the number of papers used and printed who are bigger then ever.
Saying that teachers are going to disappear, is like saying that books will disappear. while cheap end paperbacks will see a decline in faviour of kindle editions high end hardbacks offer many things that a digital version never can, and even a cheap paperback will be preferred over a free digital by some.
And this is just for books, to claim the same for teachers is even worse, it is downright idiotic to believe that a computer program can replace a teacher.
This is extremly arrogant to believe that the internet can teach us the same thing as a knowledgeable teacher.
A classroom teacher is interactive in a way that the internet can never be, the teacher is a real person that can understand when his pupils cannot understand him. And it is interactive because a teacher is not just rambling on about a subject he or she discuss it with the class.
True a lector just rambles on but that is at the university level, primary and secondary education does not have lectures they have class education.
It is also not a good idea to have one Aristotle for everyone, because as I said a good education is most of all about discussions and you need a group to discuss things. It is of course a given, or at least it should be, that education is better when you sort students in abilities and gender so they are all at the same level. But these are all things that won't really cost extra resources so they are easy to implement.
ps. while most thy videos are relatively informative and objective, this one is blueeyed idealistic. Seeing it is like hearing about the fantasy of the "paperless office" that computer salespersons used as a gimic to fool companies into buying their first computers in the 1980's. and while computers did end up making things easier for the companies, they had an adverse effect on the number of papers used and printed who are bigger then ever.
Saying that teachers are going to disappear, is like saying that books will disappear. while cheap end paperbacks will see a decline in faviour of kindle editions high end hardbacks offer many things that a digital version never can, and even a cheap paperback will be preferred over a free digital by some.
And this is just for books, to claim the same for teachers is even worse, it is downright idiotic to believe that a computer program can replace a teacher.
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