Of course, I expected the creator to achieve only the best.
If we are to move forward in our understanding of learning, then it is necessary to invite and contemplate it from a wide variety of perspectives. But the contrary is absolutely true.
Yesterday I read a wonderful entry by Stephen Downes that linked me to yet another fascinating entry by Will Richardson. Just the perfect length.
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No one I am aware of can articulate the precise relationship that is imagined to exist between schooling and learning or training and learning.
There is, of course, benefit in these perspectives, but left unto themselves they are incomplete and isolated. It open the results page to you what ever you are doing on your Macintosh.
Our experiences with death, in fact, bring us into direct and unavoidable contact with this question. Here is what it looks like. It is currently in draft form and the project committee is interested in feedback. Thus, explorations of learning are biased and stunted by research methodology.
This statement implies a shift in power and authority in education and, like the project itself, is worth further investigation.
In writing Tagging: The Numbstance of the Technological Idiot I ranted on about the intellectual frailty of tagging.
In a mythological sense, we are calling down the spirit of learning from the mountain and invite consideration of learning through mystery. At first glance, it seems that the word learning is used synonymously with education and less frequently with training. Yesterday I read a wonderful entry by Stephen Downes that linked me to yet another fascinating entry by Will Richardson. It also helps to retrieve some of the more magical qualities of learning in the moments of quiet awe and wonder we experience at times in our life.
We assume a connection exists, but the nature of that relationship is illusive. It is currently in draft form and the project committee is interested in feedback. The paranormal variation of spirit leads us into a world of the daimonic and the theatre of the mercurial.
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded by saying the West should get Tbilisi to change its "irresponsible" policies.
In this context we are invited to consider how our reality is connected to higher sources of creation than is immediately apparent to our physical senses.
This is not to say, of course, that providing an effective response to existing diseases is a weakness.