Essays will be off-line.

So at this point why would we bother with the spoken lessons? why not just hand them massive packets of information and have them learn at their own pace?

You are encourage to use the library.

Learning at their own pace does allow students to learn better.

Banana stickers for those who use the library.

To grow better.

well, with what mark is suggesting, you can still interact

you just have a writen record

i think its a good idea

How? the teacher is patrolling to make sure people are paying attention

to have a written record of everything said in a class

i cant imagine theyd allow talking

Oh talking is allowed.

Banana scratch and sniff stickers at the bottom of a pool to weed out the weak

Just well... as long as they are on topic.

I *don't* think its a good idea to spend an entire class simply writing down everything the teacher says

for future study

the people i've seen do that, are the ones who struggle the most

again, anecdotal

I am also struggling to figure out a way to individualize their learning.

So each student learns better.

That would be hard to individualized.

When I didnt write down everything I failed classes

I think the future of education is people doing small live cast videos for learning

for a fee

its individualized

I don't think that is a good idea Taekahn.

and remote

Don't want it to be too online.

And no social interactions.

You need to be in person and work together.

You can get social interaction other ways

"in person and work together"

https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2014/08/28/343735856/kids-and-screen-time-what-does-the-research-say quick article on screentime for children. It's still being researched extensively

Put it in the toilet.

So you want to use computers as what?

A replacement for the teacher?

have your lectures based on a power point or guided notes so that students can go back to them later

Students will not be on the computer all the time.

No you're just using it as the primary learning tool

Ooh, we got Bogdanoff here, now where are the Rothschilds?