Neapolitan

Who? Who is going to steal the pie from a windowsill?

1. a hobo
2. a nextdoor neighbor
3. Buster Keaton
4. Hansel and Gretel
5. a police officer
6. Charlie Chaplin
7. a bear

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The Batlord

I notice you didn't include a black man. It being the early 1900s and all.

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MidnightRambler

I agree with this statement

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Plankton

I'm not sure how unpopular the opinion is on banning balloon's but they should be.

https://balloonsblow.org/

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OccultHawk

Teaching should be 99% automated.

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SGR

We need more innovations within AI before I could ever see that being possible. And then we'll need to either persuade or crush the teacher's unions.

Frownland

Do you see this as separate from the current model of schooling in the u.s. or are you thinking that it would be a more practical way to accomplish the rote role that teachers (especially public) are currently in?

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OccultHawk

Believe it or not the technology is already there. AI isn’t even necessary. There’s software already in existence that’s superior to 90% of the actual instruction that students actually receive.

Credit recovery software, READ 180, Fast ForWord, Singapore Math, and many others and then throw in facial recognition and simple engagement measures (watching the screen and clicking when it says click) - tie in Khan Academy - integrate these systems and students can work at their own speed

Right now you get a class of 30 and design daily lessons you’re still moving at the median pace. Too slow for 25% too fast for 25%. With computers it’s easy to hit every student’s sweet spot.

Recently I was watching videos of teachers scrambling to create virtual classes for zoom using online assignments. The very best teachers with the very best producers can obviously create better educational services than just your average teaching Joe with a webcam.

You still need humans so grade written and spoken assessments but if that’s all you do one person working 8 hours a day on only that can do the work of a 100 teachers. I used to have a side job of grading state mandated writing tests. They give you a rubric and it’s easy as ****. Two people grade it and if there’s a disparity a third person works it out.

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OccultHawk

It doesn’t have to be rote methodology and it usually isn’t but yes it only addresses the current paradigm. If school was reformed how it should be reformed with genuine student centered techniques that were highly involved with interaction with nature and the community and not monitored by bells and brick and mortar confinement then we’d actually need humans. But since that’s not even close to being a reality it might as well be automated.

Or use automation to give teachers time to work out creative ways to deal with the social human interaction components.

So I guess I have to retract: 99% of what’s being done presently could be automated.

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Frownland

I can get down with that.

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