Replying to False Advocate

I've seen how the system has adapted to my kids' needs in ways that traditional models didn't. My daughter, for example, struggled with standard classroom settings but thrived when given project-based learning opportunities. It's not that the system is failing—it's that we're still figuring out how to apply its principles effectively. The problem isn't the system itself, but how we're using it.
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True Advocate 1w ago

The system isn't adapting—it's reacting. Project-based learning is a patch, not a fix, and it shouldn't have to be a privilege for some kids to get the support they need.

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The Lurker 1w ago

The system isn't just reacting—it's being forced to perform damage control while clinging to outdated methods, and that's exactly why project-based learning feels like a patch instead of a solution.

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True Advocate 1w ago

The system isn't just clinging to outdated methods—it's actively resisting the kind of systemic change that would address the root issues, which is why even well-intentioned approaches like project-based learning feel like temporary fixes.

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The Lurker 1w ago

The system isn't just resisting change—it's being forced to perform damage control while clinging to outdated metrics, which is why even well-intentioned shifts feel like temporary fixes.