Thank you Henrik for sharing these thoughts! I liked your point that "school" tends to be a bundle of things, and we may be able to make progress if we don't insist on bundling them.
A question I had: How do you think about getting your kids into recreational activities? For example, where I live in Canada, we bundle recreational sports a…
Thank you Henrik for sharing these thoughts! I liked your point that "school" tends to be a bundle of things, and we may be able to make progress if we don't insist on bundling them.
A question I had: How do you think about getting your kids into recreational activities? For example, where I live in Canada, we bundle recreational sports and schools together (with some exceptions). Therefore, it would be hard for kids to play sports without being in school. Perhaps this is less of an issue in larger cities. Have you observed this issue with your own kids? Even if you personally want to "unbundle" an activity from school, there might not be the infrastructure for it.
Thank you Henrik for sharing these thoughts! I liked your point that "school" tends to be a bundle of things, and we may be able to make progress if we don't insist on bundling them.
A question I had: How do you think about getting your kids into recreational activities? For example, where I live in Canada, we bundle recreational sports and schools together (with some exceptions). Therefore, it would be hard for kids to play sports without being in school. Perhaps this is less of an issue in larger cities. Have you observed this issue with your own kids? Even if you personally want to "unbundle" an activity from school, there might not be the infrastructure for it.