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Why Does it take so long to change Instructional Practice?

Educators have looked to progressive or problem based education for years as a way to improve learning for students. This insightful video is from the 1940’s and you will hear many of the same messages teachers are saying today. Why does it take so long to change? Why don’t we change?

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo’s blog for this video.

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