By: David Truss
Very well written. Excellent argument against ‘old school’ learning. I’d love to see the next piece, equally as compelling, and sharing what ‘freedom’ looks like. ~Dave
View ArticleBy: ivonprefontaine
Your first paragraph sums it up. We are still caught in a 19th Century Industrial Age model of education that produces good and obedient workers rather than creative and critical thinkers. The learner...
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[...] The way we chastise or praise students at schools today is two laughs beyond hysterical. We’ve been raised to think that the most intelligent students are the ones who turn in their homework on...
View ArticleBy: Stephen Benton
Everything you have said here has a great deal of merit, but I feel that your idea of “casting off the shackles” of the “old way” of education is impractical. All of the “busy work” that students do in...
View ArticleBy: Christian Isaac
It is fair to defy the wrong! I agree. Education needs to align with the times!
View ArticleBy: Christian Isaac
http://psychologytoday.com/blog/the-homework-myth/201211/homework-unnecessary-evil
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