I'm with Bernie Sanders - college education should be free

[sean miguel]

but actually free, not passed on to the taxpayers. Why can't college courses be offered free online with whatever interaction needed provided by an offsite professional (who gets paid by ad revenue) or even a bot? I mean that is the future, right? Why is there a need for brick and mortar campuses any more? and papers with ink printed on them and books and dorms? Why can't any of the knowledge available at any University be available free online, if other than to protect educators' and administrators' salaries? I mean are we talking about copyrighted material here?

 

[Jack Davenport]

Agreed.

#JusticeRepublican

 

[Johan]

# JusticeRepublicans, lol
# LawfulTyranny
# GoodNazis
#PeaceJihadis

but actually free, not passed on to the taxpayers. Why can't college courses be offered free online with whatever interaction needed provided by an offsite professional (who gets paid by ad revenue) or even a bot? I mean that is the future, right? Why is there a need for brick and mortar campuses any more? and papers with ink printed on them and books and dorms? Why can't any of the knowledge available at any University be available free online, if other than to protect educators' and administrators' salaries? I mean are we talking about copyrighted material here?

Why limiting that to college ? All education should be dealt by the private sector, from elementary to college
What about the military ? Why the US wouldn't rely on private menerary companies rather than spending trillions in military budget ?
And what about Law Enforcement Forces ? Why not relying on private militias and private detectives ?

 

[sean miguel]

In 9th grade biology we had to dissect a frog and a worm. I remember thinking why couldn't a slide presentation of the anatomy have been enough?

Practical application is learned on the job in whatever field you're in anyways, right?

Recruits in infantry school during WWII were taught precise fire and conserving ammo, but once actually out in the thick of things, they learned it was all about volume of fire.

 

[Johan]

So you just answered the question you asked in your first post :

In 9th grade biology we had to dissect a frog and a worm. I remember thinking why couldn't a slide presentation of the anatomy have been enough?

Practical application is learned on the job in whatever field you're in anyways, right?

Recruits in infantry school during WWII were taught precise fire and conserving ammo, but once actually out in the thick of things, they learned it was all about volume of fire.

Why can't college courses be offered free online with whatever interaction needed provided by an offsite professional (who gets paid by ad revenue) or even a bot?

Explain how you could have dissect your frog online.

When you're in a class, with a teacher, learning maths for example, if you don't understand something, you can ask the teacher to explain.
If you're at home, learning the same maths lesson online and you don't understand, you can't ank the teacher to explain it you.

 

[sean miguel]

So you just answered the question you asked in your first post :




Explain how you could have dissect your frog online.

When you're in a class, with a teacher, learning maths for example, if you don't understand something, you can ask the teacher to explain.
If you're at home, learning the same maths lesson online and you don't understand, you can't ank the teacher to explain it you.

Re-read the previous posts. If you still don't understand, get back to me. I will explain it to you. Online and free of charge.

 

[Johan]

Re-read the previous posts. If you still don't understand, get back to me. I will explain it to you. Online and free of charge.

With or without ads ?