@lanodan @ShadSterling @stux yeah, i can see that working

there seem to be a lot of similar-looking ideas going around, especially for primary-school-age education. (mild take: i would count "unschooling" and much of the USA backlash against public education (especially post-2020) as having fundamentally similar goals, even if it _results_ in something misguided)

if we continue to have/want a state which does """a lot""" of governing, it might also be useful for it to get involved in training educators and regulating their professional standards (apparently some of my US experiences are "horrifying")