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What the pandemic has proven is that we no longer need a human to stand next to us to teach us and given this proof, why then, are we not insisting on the best possible teachers given that the world is connected through the internet and the ease with which we can find incredible quality on YouTube and other sites like Kahn academy and Masterclass. All that is required is a platform that allows groups to watch videos together. Videofacilitator.com uniquely provides this ability. This capability, therefore, allows online tutoring companies to become facilitators of world-class teacher’s content and not teachers themselves.
Imagine the benefit of curating a syllabus of youtube videos of world-class teachers, teaching literally any subject to your students instead of the current roster of university students you currently use.
This would enable tutoring schools to transform their current roster of university students from “teachers” into “education coaches” using coaching techniques to push their children’s performance and consequently relieving them of the burden of having to teach.
The remote classroom setting would then look like a small group of kids being taught by world-class teachers. The kids would watch in sync, pausing, rewinding, rewatching, and asking questions of their “education coach” as they explore the material with each other again facilitated by their “education coach” in a university tutorial-like setting. A setting in which students cooperate and learn from each other, which is a lynchpin skill.
If nothing else please do these two things:
1. Watch this clip to hear what the future of education looks like
2. Jump onto berst.io a platform that allows groups to watch a video at the same time
We believe this will be the future of educationsThis is possible already; you just need to push the boundaries.
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