Showing posts with label Alan Kay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alan Kay. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Motivation, Discrimination, and Social Learning #TechEquity Breakout-Session

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Today I will be facilitating a break-out discussion session at our Technology & Equity in Education Symposium at Hamline University. O...
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Open Letter to Diane Ravitch @DianeRav #edchat #lrnchat

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Dear Diane Ravitch: This week I watched your interview with Book.TV where you explain why you think we need to focus on good strong curricul...
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Kay on Motivation, Papert on how schools discriminate against learners, and Dede on social learning #edchat

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This is another fantastic clip from the 1995 Congressional Hearing on Technology in Education that is loaded with important points about mot...
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Kay & Papert throw Rep. Lynn Woolsey under the bus #edchat

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If ever there was an example of what the phrase, "square peg in a round hole," illustrates it is this clip from the 1995 Congressi...
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Alan Kay & Seymour Papert on teachers as learners vs curriculum implementation #edchat #lrnchat

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This, I think is a key point that Alan Kay brings up and Seymour Papert builds upon, in their testimony before the 1995 House Committee Hear...
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Thursday, September 4, 2008

What is Technology?

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A couple years ago, in one of my graduate school classes, I was assigned a paper where we were supposed to find and explain a metaphor for ...