Yes but (I assume) were discussing schools not ashrams

And how many angels can dance on a pin head?

I was enlightened once but then I forgot whatever it was :(

Seeing as retrieval is the act of recalling what you already know, it should be banally obvious that it can’t lead to enlightenment

It’s whether you say sofa or settee, napkin or serviette. It’s whether you visit National Trust properties, go to the theatre, eat quinoa & sushi, listening to Radio 4 and shopping at Waitrose.

1. AC/DC, It’s a Long Way to the Top
2. Tkay Maidza, Shook
3. Tame impala, Less I know…
4. Flume, Never Be Like You
5. The Avalanches, Since I Left You

Thanks for this David and @trivium21c.bsky.social . It was a really helpful overview.

Well. Assume I’m not stupid :)

Ok. But I’m a proponent of the axiom that if you can’t explain an idea in 600 words you don’t really understand it.
I do accept that this is a generalisation.

:/

That’s seems a bit circular. Can you make the case more clearly?

I don’t understand how knowing about, say, myelination or synaptic connections or whatever informs classroom practice. It’s the wrong level of description

Why so?