Traditional Society’s rules regarding teaching and learning
- No one outside of the school has access to anyone inside of the school directly. All communication must occur through the administrator.
- No student can suggest to a teacher any decision about curriculum; the teacher is the primary arbiter to what they teach.
- No teacher can create new knowledge; the academic is the primary creator of ‘knowledge’ as it pertains to what can be taught.
- No one can become a teacher by choice; they must be MADE a teacher by going to university for one round.
- No one can become an academic without an administrator’s approval, which takes one round to achieve, and must be based on the credentials of the person applying to become an academic.
- No one can become a student without first gaining the permission from a teacher. This permission must occur in the reorganize