Дисциплина без стресса. Учителям и родителям. Как без наказаний и поощрений развивать в детях ответственность и желание учиться
Шрифт:
Наконец, бизнес работает в настоящем, а школы всегда имеют дело с будущим.
Выводы
Обучение – это обучение, а не бизнес. Сравнивать образование с бизнесом не только неудачная, но и ложная метафора. Ошибочно сравнивать бизнес с образованием лишь потому, что и там, и там требуются навыки и усилия. Школы выиграют, если на них будут обращать внимание без неудачных сравнений с бизнесом.
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