You and I are on the same page. I may be kicked out of my field for this, but I agree with you that public education has to morph away from the one size fits all method, and move towards more localized, custom-tailored schooling environments. However, whenever I say this, better and wiser educators than I point out the legal issues involved. We struck down "separate but equal" in the 1950s... so if we wanted to take kids with high math aptitude and put them into a tech boarding school, while putting kids who didn't like sitting still or were disruptive in class into a more kinesthetic friendly environment that taught them other skills, there would be lawsuits in 3... 2...
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