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Re:Teachers are ready to quit rather than put their lives at... by schoolornot on Friday July 17, 2020 @05:07PM (#23875560)
Then you cut the school day in half, get rid of homework, and find the best-of-breed educators to deliver unidirectional video content with mandatory pass/fail multiple-choice quizzes. Do less than x% of quizzes and you get held back a grade.

Teachers are on the clock for what, 8 hours a day? I don't think it's too much to ask for two or three blocks of "office hours" for miscellaneous Q&A or face-time or "random topic of the day".

I mean c'mon, we all know half of what's taught in schools these days from K-12 is useless filler material. Teachers must adapt.

Re:Teachers are ready to quit rather than put their lives at... by psychometry on Friday July 17, 2020 @05:13PM (#23875635)
Online quizzes and video lectures might be fine for college students, but your idea is laughable for younger kids. You really haven't thought this through...