Shared a similar perspective watching this. Part of the issue is that there's only so much to reimagine when the scope is as narrow as repackaging public school in its current bureaucratic and one-size-fits-all form. This is why the best path forward is to create more opportunity for choice across the board: 1. more diverse models of schools and innovative education opportunities in communities, 2. more choice for families to select and have access to and 3. more personalized learning at the student level which is enhanced by 1. and 2. More choice = more agency in the learning process, and ideally a more holistic understanding of how we view education as a society.
We're seeing a growing movement around alternative education, building new systems outside of the legacy system, in pursuit of this desire for choice and more curated education experiences.
Shared a similar perspective watching this. Part of the issue is that there's only so much to reimagine when the scope is as narrow as repackaging public school in its current bureaucratic and one-size-fits-all form. This is why the best path forward is to create more opportunity for choice across the board: 1. more diverse models of schools and innovative education opportunities in communities, 2. more choice for families to select and have access to and 3. more personalized learning at the student level which is enhanced by 1. and 2. More choice = more agency in the learning process, and ideally a more holistic understanding of how we view education as a society.
We're seeing a growing movement around alternative education, building new systems outside of the legacy system, in pursuit of this desire for choice and more curated education experiences.