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by dea_ex_machina on November 21st, 2009
That depends on what you consider to be valid learning - whether you think that a curriculum in itself is the learning goal, or whether you think that socialisation comes into the equation, or whether you think that learning is based on every day experiences.
Are you asking this question in relation to school learning v home schooling? or just in relation to learning per se?
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yes I am asking this question in relation to school learning v home schoolig. Can you write me your opinion? thanks alot.
by mahnaz on November 21st, 2009
hmm.. i have no figures or statistics to back up my arguments here, but to be honest, i would think that there is more to be learned in school - because of the aspects of socialisation, moving from place to place, understanding the requirements of different teachers/students, group work, pair work, peer assessment etc - all of this happens in addition to the curriculum.
BUT.. the learning that takes place in school can also be directly affected by the quality of the teaching and learning which is available in the school
by dea_ex_machina on November 21st, 2009
again thanks alot
by mahnaz on November 22nd, 2009