I have to disagree a bit here. It&#x27;s true that the system has worked for many people, but you can not tell me that it&#x27;s perfect.  There are multiple styles of learning and comprehension that each individual is predisposed to. It&#x27;s possible that this school has found another teaching style that improves on that model.  It is encouraging that a school system is willing to allow it&#x27;s educators to work with changing that model and adapting to better suit their population.  Perhaps this design isn&#x27;t the best for X% of the students in the class, but maybe it reaches more students in the class as a whole?  The article is pretty light on detail, so i&#x27;m completely speculating on my own here.