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17. how do you think

Sat May 26, 2012, 11:58 PM

May 2012

this 'system' would impact social skill development - interpersonal skills?

What happens to 'community'?

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My theory is that most of the teachers won't even be replaced! TheDebbieDee May 2012 #1

Well, if my theory turns out to be right.......... TheDebbieDee May 2012 #5

question Dan May 2012 #11

The student would be allowed access to a lesson per a schedule...... TheDebbieDee May 2012 #14

how do you think Dan May 2012 #17

Well, in my model of how I think things might be set-up......... TheDebbieDee May 2012 #18

"already in effect at Devry University, University of Phoenix" GaYellowDawg May 2012 #13

Ha! Didn't see this before now. GaYellowDawg Jun 2012 #21

Yes. There seems to be nothing more dangerous Turbineguy May 2012 #2

It's about time teachers started to march Rosa Luxemburg May 2012 #6

After 20 yrs destroying the ed system, it may be too late. But... CK_John May 2012 #8

Meet RMoney's new education policy advisor IDemo May 2012 #10

Many people, regardless of their current job or career, over age 40 SheilaT May 2012 #12

i guess, there is one... Dan May 2012 #19

Teaching abroad, perhaps? aint_no_life_nowhere May 2012 #15