Both of you failed to grasp even the simplest bloc from the new model I explained at length before...
Students will learn at their pace and individual developmental stages. It don't matter how long the new model takes to implement nation-wide, as the students will NOT be assigned to a preset level of education based on today's used model but on an individual basis case by case.
What? Keep churning out one size-fits-all students into today's fast paced and evolutionary technologies that change on a monthly basis?
The conceptual of education you understand is based on a system that should be in a museum and not a classroom of any kind...
You can go as far as to point out what you understand to be a highly educated formative model, based on your own instruction of the same model you seek to defend against the natural evolutionary process; which we developed since our introduction in the cosmos.
Wait! We can have companies with billions of dollars at risk and God knows what critical systems in their care all over the world, maintaining a large part of their workforce doing work OVER the internet, yet the same is impossible as a supporting tool to the formation of the same workforce later to integrate to the job pool?????
This is the same debate raging centuries ago over vehicles taking over horse drawn carriages, air travel between continents over long voyages at sea by ships...
You fail to grasp that most kids exposed to recent technologies, only use a pen and paper in schools and seldom ever get to hand one, while interacting with the real world that today we live in.
Even our own signatures, long a tradition of social interconnection and commerce is nowadays replaced by digital ones more often than not.
You call it science fiction, we call it reality that today rules our world and seeks to expand into the farthest corners of the world.
No long ago a doctor sitting in his office, conducted a remote operation via assistance from computers and monitors and had a doctor that had never performed an intricate surgery in his career, do so with his trainer thousand of miles away.
The name of the DR in training was Dr. Abel Rojas, a well established Dominican practitioner and surgeon in the DR and the trainer a Dr. in the US that developed and successfully repeated the surgeries countless times, to the benefit of untold numbers of surgeons worldwide that needed the training but lacked the resources to attend them out of their countries....
We can cut delicate tissue from a man's chest, just inches from the heart, directed from thousand of miles away, but we surely CAN'T develop and roll out an educational model capable of allowing a teacher to provide lessons to kid’s miles away in the same country?
We're a little country full of uneducated and unskilled (according to your pov) people that just built the most advanced Metro line in the western Hemisphere at 1/3 the cost of any comparable one out there today or in construction, in record time deemed almost heroic and yet you still think we're too small brained and developed to roll out and design to our needs such model?
Just b/c no developed 1st world powerful nation owns or uses such model, it means ours is based on BS and would take eons to implement as you stated?
I tell you what! I'll post here in this forum the first picture of the laptops to roll out with such system, even before they're made public elsewhere in the DR's media or the outside world... So you'll see that even though we're a small poor country, we can also do things the big guys can't or won't do...
I'll do even one better: I'll let you run a test module of the new system on line as soon as it's up and running for trials. Maybe unlike the brick and mortar of the Metro rolling in the under and above grounds of SD, you'll take it for a spin and at the very least some factual knowledge before throwing rocks at it...
We're just waiting for enough of the national territory to come on line, before we roll out the new model for good in the DR...
Just this year hundreds of the most remote communities will come in line with great support from our internal communication service providers.
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