A
Well, the cooperative learning is a technique that was tried initially to integrate the public schools. And, uh, what, what it involves, basically, is the use of peer groups and the, uh, teacher becomes a, uh, a sort of a consultant, resource person --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- to the cooperative learning, uh, to the learning cooperatives, I guess they're called. And there are, uh, some fairly sophisticated approaches that are used in the high schools with point systems and things like that so that people, uh, gain a competence with respect to the material.
B
Uh-huh.
A
Uh, I think that the combination of, uh, technology and techniques like that together with marketplace forces will bring about a revolution in the way we learn. Uh, I think there is a direct threat to vested interest in the public school system, uh, that will stand in the way of that progress being a little faster. Uh, school systems are, in too many states, dominated by administrators --
B
Uh-huh, yeah.