Except in, say, China, where none of that applies and education works great.
Except in, say, China, where none of that applies and education works great.
You can just say unions, no need to beat around the bush. Anyway, I don't really agree. Of course some teachers are stuck in the mud, but other teachers are eager to try new things and improve outcomes. If unfettered by standardization they would be eagerly experimenting with new approaches to teaching their subjects. And if school funding weren't reliant on teachers "teaching the test", then schools would find ways to reward these teachers because it makes the administration look good to have passionate and proactive teachers.
Yup the school system plagued by epidemic cheating where cheating is even accepted to some level (you are an idiot if you don't cheat).