to add to nat's point and your point, both of whic...

2008-05-12T06:19:00.000-04:00

to add to nat's point and your point, both of which are good points

it doesn't play with the conventional schools structures nicely, eg. build a nice LEGO in 45 minutes then the next class comes in and pulls it apart

requires special arrangements - eg. gifted or "specials" who have exclusive use of the equipment - but that makes it expensive (not "one lego kit for every child")

schools require the KISS principle, almost as a law

this article discusses related issues in a fascinating way
why we banned legos

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