Here in Argentina, I don't think the debate about not sending children to a traditional school has even been raised. I don't think there is even such a thing as ’home schooling’. Nobody questions the system, or at least not enough to change it. I have been a support teacher for maths, physics and chemistry for 7 years (before I started this whole nomadic life) and I could see how the grading system was levelling down more and more. It's easier for kids nowadays to pass their subjects, they don't even have to work as hard during the year because at the end of the year, they have 3 or even 4 make-up exams with simple tests, when in my time there was only one before having to repeat the whole year again. This forced us to be responsible with our studies. I think this encourages laziness in the new generations, who, when they go to university, find that they don't know how to study properly.
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I think the whole education sector is evolving currently. I have also worked as a support teacher during my studies and made the same observation with increasing laziness. Perhaps the development of AI will change the teacher profession quite a lot. Maybe AI teachers will be better for certain courses. And real-life teachers will complement if students need further help.Thank you for your interesting comment, @lauramica.