Socialization is far more important than any other skill that a child learns in primary and even secondary education.
I don't see ever see the wide adoption of an AI homeschooling solution coming to fruition due to this fact.
I don't see ever see the wide adoption of an AI homeschooling solution coming to fruition due to this fact.
While many families did jump on homeschooling because of inexpensive computers, online courses and tutors, government schools jumped on online courses, assignments, instructors, etc. even when there is a teacher and two dozen classmates in the room. Government schools are far less pro-social, IME.
To whatever extent AI drives down the cost, it will accelerate the movement toward homeschooling, but I don't see it reducing the prosocial aspects of homeschooling, while it likely will in government schools.
When you say "empirically" though, I'm assuming there some info out there that backs this up? Would love to take a look, as homeschooling is on the table for us.