Most problems are created by design. My father went to school in a one-room schoolhouse. When he returned from WWII, he taught in that school for a number of years. He earned a masters degree in Education, ended up running a large school district, and from time to time, he'd mention everything about education worth knowing he learned while in a one-room school. I considered education and saw the beginning attempt at group learning and teaching in the 80's. The current education system needs a complete overhaul. What's left of collaborative learning isn't much compared to what was intended. Learning to work in a group, multi-age, multi-lingual, would be useful in the world today. We'd be geniuses at it if we had been taught that way.
A strong family unit proves this point. If you are blessed to be in one, you have more of a trusted team concept.Not surprising the destruction of this came first.
Blowing the system into the smallest, locally controlled element is the best approach. The one room school house is a perfect example. Today that looks like a couple of parents joining together to home school their kids. If their school tax money stayed with the kids it changes the economics of a stay at home parent. Don't need a smart group to figure that out. Same with the rest of the problems. Smallest unit, money with people and let the market innovate with minimal rules.
Most problems are created by design. My father went to school in a one-room schoolhouse. When he returned from WWII, he taught in that school for a number of years. He earned a masters degree in Education, ended up running a large school district, and from time to time, he'd mention everything about education worth knowing he learned while in a one-room school. I considered education and saw the beginning attempt at group learning and teaching in the 80's. The current education system needs a complete overhaul. What's left of collaborative learning isn't much compared to what was intended. Learning to work in a group, multi-age, multi-lingual, would be useful in the world today. We'd be geniuses at it if we had been taught that way.
A strong family unit proves this point. If you are blessed to be in one, you have more of a trusted team concept.Not surprising the destruction of this came first.
Intriguing thesis. I'm interested.
Blowing the system into the smallest, locally controlled element is the best approach. The one room school house is a perfect example. Today that looks like a couple of parents joining together to home school their kids. If their school tax money stayed with the kids it changes the economics of a stay at home parent. Don't need a smart group to figure that out. Same with the rest of the problems. Smallest unit, money with people and let the market innovate with minimal rules.
Show me a surviving high-trust-group outside of Zionism ...