Sorry to revive an old topic, but there's one more factor in the education space that I want to point out for where the money goes: Supplies, textbooks, and digital resources.
These companies are often duopolies or have resisted disruption over the course of the past few years, and work hard to build a closed ecosystem as much as possible. Textbooks didn't get upgraded with anything fresh for years, ctrl+c, ctrl+v for too many of the editions.
I don't have any numbers for this next bit, just anecdotal evidence: Google Classroom is eating everyone... (read more)
Sorry to revive an old topic, but there's one more factor in the education space that I want to point out for where the money goes: Supplies, textbooks, and digital resources.
These companies are often duopolies or have resisted disruption over the course of the past few years, and work hard to build a closed ecosystem as much as possible. Textbooks didn't get upgraded with anything fresh for years, ctrl+c, ctrl+v for too many of the editions.
I don't have any numbers for this next bit, just anecdotal evidence: Google Classroom is eating everyone... (read more)