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I want to have stronger opinions on education. But it's such a complex issue, that I'll leave you with a few important questions.
- Can higher education bring $50k/year of value to its customers (students)?
- Is learning elementary coding skills actually important? Or is it like learning basic French? Nice, but not enough to impact your career.
- As robots change our jobs and people need to work less, will education be about training students for a career? Or building well-rounded, interesting, curious people?
- If the best education is hands-on, should students be encouraged to take agap year between high school and college?
- How can technology create opportunities for people without a college degree?
- There are benefits to customized/personalized learning. But group learning/teamwork is just as effective and important. Where do these two meet?
Also, yeah. I quoted Bono earlier.
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- Can higher education bring $50k/year of value to its customers (students)?
- Is learning elementary coding skills actually important? Or is it like learning basic French? Nice, but not enough to impact your career.
- As robots change our jobs and people need to work less, will education be about training students for a career? Or building well-rounded, interesting, curious people?
- If the best education is hands-on, should students be encouraged to take agap year between high school and college?
- How can technology create opportunities for people without a college degree?
- There are benefits to customized/personalized learning. But group learning/teamwork is just as effective and important. Where do these two meet?
Also, yeah. I quoted Bono earlier.
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