Sep 17 2012: Anders means you can adapt lesson flow in traditional class. Imagine adding that pertinent life experience one student had. Or adding a specific explanation. Or discussing another topic, maybe cause someone had a interest about a "unique field".
While i don't like this mutually exclusive way of teaching, i can see reasons. It might be true for some areas where 6 months introduce great changes, or even between hours classes, in this situation, it could be class focus is at wrong subject?
I mean for closed fields -if they exist, and there is no need to change- it's a good solution.
Otherwise, people can productively argue on comments, imagine 4 thousand smart people crossing thoughts.
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While i don't like this mutually exclusive way of teaching, i can see reasons. It might be true for some areas where 6 months introduce great changes, or even between hours classes, in this situation, it could be class focus is at wrong subject?
I mean for closed fields -if they exist, and there is no need to change- it's a good solution.
Otherwise, people can productively argue on comments, imagine 4 thousand smart people crossing thoughts.