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Q: Will Online Education thrive in China?

10 years 30 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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so many universities need students to pay the loans off for their schools, taking away revenue with online courses will cause educators to be kicking and screaming and crying like babies, sort of like unions in america right now. the market giveth and the market taketh away, going to a good show,

the idea that a great math teacher that gets a class to be motivated and learn could be shown on a video to thousands of schools and fire all the other math teachers, well korea is getting rid of foreign teachers and using skype filipino teachers for english, welcome to technology, its a wonderful thing.

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Online education is a heap of steaming S**T.

 

You only need to look at people with an online TEFL to prove that! devil

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