However, this technology has never been
adopted on a wide scale, because it requires complex and expensive chemical plants that must run at temperatures greater than 800 °C in order to carry out the transformation.
Several states have
adopted «course access» initiatives that provide students with opportunities to take many kinds of approved courses for credit — another way to enable students to learn both inside and outside traditional school hours and locations.31 Such policies also might be especially important for smaller high schools, where economies of
scale can make it difficult to afford certified
on - site teachers for a
wide range of specialized courses, such as world languages, physics, and calculus.32