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saved by30 people, first byAl delgado on 2006-04-12, last byJeff Utecht on 2008-08-13

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  It's a well known fact that Google (and other companies) allow their employees to take 10% - 20% of their on the job time to pursue their own interests. This has resulted in some pretty amazing innovations.

  
  
  

  Students (and adult employees for that matter) are often tied into a rigid schedule of "getting things done." The ability to work on an agenda that actually interests you would be a massive change in education.

  
  
  

  Passion - based learning on an ongoing basis.

  
  
  

  What would be the effect of this on classrooms and students? How could it be structured? Could it be "sold" to administrators and parents?

• on 2006-12-24 Willrich
  I've said before and I say again, do we, as citizens of Western societies, understand the effect it will have on our cultures and our economics when the billions of people living in African and Asian societies begin to gain their rightful economic "legs"
• on 2007-01-04 Thegoddessca
  Canadian education blogging about technology and the 'web.