>>4152849I'm not sure. I think some level of standardization is good, but factory-type school systems end up damning the high IQ, and damning the low IQ. It's really a midwit factory, and that's also part of the reason why there are a lot of easy-to-sway people in academia. I don't know how changing it from a federal to municipal level helps to change that
In Canada, education is managed on a provincial level to some extent, but on a municipal level too
>Toronto District School Board>Peel District School Board>Durham Disctrict School Board>Simcoe County District School BoardI've been experienced few different ones, and I can say that the only real difference was the level of funding. For example, Toronto schools had the best facilities. One Primary school (we have 1 school from k-8 here) had its own pool, and 2 large gyms. Simcoe County really sucked however
What would you say the benefit is to having it on a municipal level though
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