At the end of the day, personalized education, in many forms, is the future.
I think that'd be a pretty disastrous future; the purpose of "higher education", if it's to continue in any organized or disorganized form, is not to be personalized. The purpose is twofold:
* Give the students a common background of ideas and basic knowledge of their culture.
* Through study, discussion and debate of those ideas/culture, give them the ability to absorb and critically reflect upon arbitrary information.
In other words, there's a reason why, if you look at the bits which make them up, the terms "university" and "diversity" are practically antonyms.
I think that'd be a pretty disastrous future; the purpose of "higher education", if it's to continue in any organized or disorganized form, is not to be personalized. The purpose is twofold:
* Give the students a common background of ideas and basic knowledge of their culture.
* Through study, discussion and debate of those ideas/culture, give them the ability to absorb and critically reflect upon arbitrary information.
In other words, there's a reason why, if you look at the bits which make them up, the terms "university" and "diversity" are practically antonyms.