The “superstar effect” happened “naturally” with books, music, and so on. If there is this potential gain in education, why hasn’t it happened, and what are you going to do about that?
I am not sure how much the Elon Musk quote has to do with education as in schooling. There was undoubtedly a great deal of learning by doing and selecting the best that went into creating the team that created The Dark Knight. A classroom can only go so far in that regard.
I am not really sure I understand what you mean by “pooling resources.” Do you mean spending more? Nor do I understand what “division of resources” is or what it has to do with education or the Elon Musk quote or education or schooling.
Is fun, interactive, flashy teaching really better than rote repetition and instruction for the mastery of many skills? E.g.
Of course the testing situation in American public schools is not ideal, but it is the product of the incentives of the people in control of the resources. What can you do about that?
Iteration and change probably requires market competition.
The “superstar effect” happened “naturally” with books, music, and so on. If there is this potential gain in education, why hasn’t it happened, and what are you going to do about that?
I am not sure how much the Elon Musk quote has to do with education as in schooling. There was undoubtedly a great deal of learning by doing and selecting the best that went into creating the team that created The Dark Knight. A classroom can only go so far in that regard.
I am not really sure I understand what you mean by “pooling resources.” Do you mean spending more? Nor do I understand what “division of resources” is or what it has to do with education or the Elon Musk quote or education or schooling.
Is fun, interactive, flashy teaching really better than rote repetition and instruction for the mastery of many skills? E.g.
Of course the testing situation in American public schools is not ideal, but it is the product of the incentives of the people in control of the resources. What can you do about that?
Iteration and change probably requires market competition.