Hello,
I hope I find you well!
The only common factor that can be said about a crowd is that they are all individuals. Individual perception dictates this, so the conventional classroom educational model, along with all other blanket policy impositions are essentially broken formats before they are even implemented.
I've attempted, within the bounds of my own broken, rambling model, to explain my perception of why this is here
I learnt far more after school, in the university of life, because it was an environment within which I was allowed to communicate.
Unless you can communicate, you can't create networks, because communication mediums are the interface aspect between the nodes.
So, therefore, if you can't communicate - and I may as well drop the old hack in here of 'Communication is 85% listening' - you are not open to the perceptions of others and you're literally not in a position to learn anything other than a preferred, dictated doctrine.
And this is why, coming into the twilight years of my life, I can sit down on the backstairs and listen to a five year old and know, that if I listen for long enough, I'll learn something new.
