Books (in b/w), pencil and paper. Lessons using a whiteboard or blackboard with chalk. Desks and chairs.
Some of the rooms where exactly the same used a century ago.
You learn theory, not how some "new technology of the year" works.
> I would point out that universal public education is a recent thing.
"recent" as in french revolution.
> Sure, maybe classroom education should focus on "the good, the true, and the beautiful" but then why should we expect everyone to do it?
Yes.
Books (in b/w), pencil and paper. Lessons using a whiteboard or blackboard with chalk. Desks and chairs.
Some of the rooms where exactly the same used a century ago.
You learn theory, not how some "new technology of the year" works.
> I would point out that universal public education is a recent thing.
"recent" as in french revolution.
> Sure, maybe classroom education should focus on "the good, the true, and the beautiful" but then why should we expect everyone to do it?
Yes.