sortius :Fire_Bisexual:@sortius@infosec.exchange
As always, stagnating education results are dealt with by stabbing in the dark.
We know how to fix the education system, it's just very difficult to push through the changes without parents understanding their role in education.
My father spent the final decades of his life working hard to implement student-led learning across Asia, and it was his biggest gripe in education. We still try to fit modern knowledge into an Edwardian-derived education system. It's not something that lends itself to "bolting on modules".
The hurdle is getting parents to understand that student-led learning doesn't start and finish at the school gate, it's a whole of life thing, and makes up a component of life-long learning.
Sharing lesson plans sounds good, but it's just another "bolt on module" to a long outdated education system
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/aug/11/helping-australian-teachers-share-lesson-plans-could-improve-stagnating-student-results-productivity-commission-says
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