Toronto Thinks Ontario's E-Learning Plan Is Trash, According To A TDSB Survey
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Says the guy who still thinks online courses are better.Says the guy who doesn’t know that actual teachers teach online courses.
Wrong again. It's not a matter of them being better, it's a matter of them being effective. It's not too hard to be better than a lazy out of date unionized teacher half-assing a course in a classroom.Says the guy who still thinks online courses are better.
But keep twisting my words...you've lost this argument and it's obvious in your replies.
You do know that mandatory online courses were proposed by the Liberals right?
So you back giving kids the worst option?Wrong again. It's not a matter of them being better,
Not surprising.
No but apparently you do.So you back giving kids the worst option?
Not surprising.
I thought you would be happy that the PC’s are following the Liberal proposal for mandatory eLearning courses?
You said:No but apparently you do.
I disagree, it is a matter of choosing the better option for kids.It's not a matter of them being better,
You chose the one that's not better, as you said.
I'll give you the opportunity to quote my entire sentence not just a piece of it and use it out of context.You said:
I disagree, it is a matter of choosing the better option for kids.
You chose the one that's not better, as you said.
Are you really that desperate?
You've lost this argument several times. Give up.
I'll give you the chance to answer a question directly.I'll give you the opportunity to quote my entire sentence not just a piece of it and use it out of context.
Are you really that desperate?
You've lost this argument several times. Give up.
Do you think online courses are better than teacher taught, classroom courses.
Yes or no,
It’s difficult to answer with a yes or no if you can’t define what you mean by “better”.I'll give you the chance to answer a question directly.
Do you think online courses are better than teacher taught, classroom courses.
Yes or no,
They are better in several ways.
What criteria are you looking at when asking your question?
Or do you just like asking questions for the sake of it?
You are backing the worse solution and won't admit its worse.It’s difficult to answer with a yes or no if you can’t define what you mean by “better”.
They are better in several ways.
What criteria are you looking at when asking your question?
Or do you just like asking questions for the sake of it?
That's why you refuse to say which is better.
You've been exposed again, fake news.
I just said "they are better in several ways". Looks like you need to take an online course in reading fundamentals.You are backing the worse solution and won't admit its worse.
That's why you refuse to say which is better.
You've been exposed again, fake news.
And talk about who is spreading fake news!
You really think online courses are better than teachers in classrooms?I just said "they are better in several ways". Looks like you need to take an online course in reading fundamentals.
And talk about who is spreading fake news!
Amazing.
How come you aren't yelling and screaming that Ford cut his plan for them in half?
How do you think the real world works today? Meetings are held globally via video conference and various screen/file sharing tools. Somehow the world survives and thrives using this technology for years.You really think online courses are better than teachers in classrooms?
Amazing.
How come you aren't yelling and screaming that Ford cut his plan for them in half?
Teachers teach the online courses. Why do students need to be in the classroom?
The leftist invested public school system is threatened because online classes are recorded. Very easy to catch teachers doing and saying stupid things. And one teacher can teach many more kids at the same time in different locations.
How do you know Ford cut his plan in half? Did you ever think that he inflated how many online courses should be made mandatory then reduced it to get to the number they originally wanted?
Regardless, the number of online courses will increase over time, whether they start off with 2 or 4 or 6. Eventually they will be the norm.
