> just involves lecturing about the same material over and over again
It doesn't, specifically not in primary education. Also definitely not for subjects with any kind of amount of practical work. Let's see.. foreign languages, sports, physics, chemistry, biology...
Which part of these relevant quotes understand? Or perhaps have counter-arguments?
> shows how low our appreciation of pedagogues has fallen
> Dropout rates for these classes hovered around 90 percent
> learning is a social experience
> an expert is watching you and cares whether you succeed or fail
It doesn't, specifically not in primary education. Also definitely not for subjects with any kind of amount of practical work. Let's see.. foreign languages, sports, physics, chemistry, biology...
Which part of these relevant quotes understand? Or perhaps have counter-arguments?
> shows how low our appreciation of pedagogues has fallen
> Dropout rates for these classes hovered around 90 percent
> learning is a social experience
> an expert is watching you and cares whether you succeed or fail