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In an ideal world in the VERY FAR future.

Submitted by LuisanaT on Mon, 07/07/2008 - 2:59pm.
When all of the misconceptions/misunderstandings students have that is a RESULT from traditional, conventional education have been eliminated/”corrected,” what then will teachers teach? What I feel will happen is that teacher’s lesson plans would have to ONLY be contingent on what at that point are “crazy, mind-boggling, interesting“ observations to learn and therefore teach about which may be harder than hoped.

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