True. And VR allows new school models with a wildly different cost structure than today's. You don't need a physical building, no physicial equipment and geographic location doesn't matter.
In addition, because VR makes project-based learning [0] more scalable, a teacher's time can be used more efficiently.
These cost-savings can be passed on to the students and the teachers (in the form of higher salaries). All this while improving average the education quality.
In addition, because VR makes project-based learning [0] more scalable, a teacher's time can be used more efficiently.
These cost-savings can be passed on to the students and the teachers (in the form of higher salaries). All this while improving average the education quality.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project-based_learning