Education Economics

[libertad]

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=amEgiffJYBYE&refer=home

Education is very inefficient.

One buys....

housing
clothes
autos
tuition
food
buildings
teachers
premium brands
job searches
books
paper
writing materials
computers
social scaling
job time/class time
etc....
etc....



THE INTERNET

Thus there is a great need to make it an efficient process.

What would eliminate most of the above costs, would be a full educational internet experience.

As long as there is a computer system and a broadband internet
connection, the same experience could be made available to whomever logs on....

Thus the point being that it is possible to dramatically cut the costs of quality education, while making an incredible upward change in no child, teenager, adult left behind....

Thereby also resolving the education issue throughout the world.

All languages....All colors....All incomes.....

 

[ace210]

Education is not a video game. You cant expect kids to sit infront of a screen for 8hrs/day and expect them to learn something. There are all kinds of nutjobs out there with stupid theories.

 

[MandelbrotSet]

Quote from ace210:

Education is not a video game. You cant expect kids to sit infront of a screen for 8hrs/day and expect them to learn something. There are all kinds of nutjobs out there with stupid theories.

 

[TheWilling]

http://www.ed.gov/offices/AC/WBEC/FinalReport/index.html

It has been well documented that the US Government
has made inferences that they would make the internet the centerpiece for better education as is mentioned even in 2000.

Perhaps the old ways of education will transcend into the new.

Wilbur and Orville Wright were laughed at for wanting to make a
flying machine. How stupid of them.

Indeed idiocy will always be a dominate item amongst the Doubting Thomas Crowd when it comes to new innovation.

 

[RhinoGG]

Quote from libertad:

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=amEgiffJYBYE&refer=home

Education is very inefficient.

One buys....

housing
clothes
autos
tuition
food
buildings
teachers
premium brands
job searches
books
paper
writing materials
computers
social scaling
job time/class time
etc....
etc....



THE INTERNET

Thus there is a great need to make it an efficient process.

What would eliminate most of the above costs, would be a full educational internet experience.

As long as there is a computer system and a broadband internet
connection, the same experience could be made available to whomever logs on....

Thus the point being that it is possible to dramatically cut the costs of quality education, while making an incredible upward change in no child, teenager, adult left behind....

Thereby also resolving the education issue throughout the world.

All languages....All colors....All incomes.....

P.E. will never be the same again.
"Virtual Dodgeball" Mr. Woodcock will not be pleased...

While we're at it, let just hook ourseleves to feed tubes so never have to leave our homes, ever again. I always thought most of you smelled really bad anyway...and the germs you people spread.

 

[drsteph]

Quote from ace210:

Education is not a video game. You cant expect kids to sit infront of a screen for 8hrs/day and expect them to learn something. There are all kinds of nutjobs out there with stupid theories.

As opposed to trading, where you sit in front of a screen for 8 hours a day and try to learn something about what the market is doing?

And your point is????

 

[rosy2]

Quote from ace210:

Education is not a video game. You cant expect kids to sit infront of a screen for 8hrs/day and expect them to learn something. There are all kinds of nutjobs out there with stupid theories.

actually, american public education is more of a day care