Quite true. We are products of the past systems, and sadly, we put our children through the same system too.
Teacher to student ratio is one issue. I believe if it had been a smaller class, the teachers can be more flexible with their approach.
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You have a point there. I've been a tutor for the past 15 years, and it's a huge difference to have a one on one approach than the standard one. One teacher for 25 or more kids? Terrible. It's funny how we managed to improve everything, from food to technology but still have the same approach to education as we did 200 years ago.
My thoughts exactly! And while the gap of education and real practice stretches farther and farther apart, our kids will eventually have to struggle more trying to connect the dots.