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by vessenes
25 days ago
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This first sentence is the best summary of educational problems I've ever read, thank you. I think we've all had a few teachers who seem able to teach 2-10x more effectively than normal; they all seem to do it in different ways. I read recently the Gates Foundation felt they'd found nothing statistically significant in their billion+ dollars of teaching philanthropy. The most plausible education improvement proposal I'm aware of is individual tutoring. This truly does seem to work well, and I think it's why there's so much interest in agentic tutoring. Perhaps we need a TeachBench to get some hill climbing done by the frontier labs. |
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