For feedback loops, I found study groups to be very very useful in university. Reflecting on high school it seems weird they weren’t used more often.
After trying a problem on your own, taking your results and collaborating with peers is a one of the best ways to learn. Sometimes you have to assume the role of teacher and share your idea, which requires you to really understand it.
I know the fact that you meet essentially every kind of person in school is a good thing, but I never fit the mould of learning the way school taught, so providing more diverse ways of learning I think could be a big boon to education.
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For feedback loops, I found study groups to be very very useful in university. Reflecting on high school it seems weird they weren’t used more often.
After trying a problem on your own, taking your results and collaborating with peers is a one of the best ways to learn. Sometimes you have to assume the role of teacher and share your idea, which requires you to really understand it.
Some middle and high schools do that. When we looked into it they were very expensive...
I guess that’s good to hear.
I know the fact that you meet essentially every kind of person in school is a good thing, but I never fit the mould of learning the way school taught, so providing more diverse ways of learning I think could be a big boon to education.