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Seems like a simple question, but given how much time and money we spend on it, it has a wide range of answers, many unexplored, some contradictory. I have a few thoughts about education, how we use it to market ourselves and compete, and I realized that without a common place to start, it's hard to figure out what to do.
Seems like a simple question, but given how much time and money we spend on it, it has a wide range of answers, many unexplored, some contradictory. I have a few thoughts about education, how we use it to market ourselves and compete, and I realized that without a common place to start, it's hard to figure out what to do.
So, a starter list. The purpose of school is to:
Seems like a simple question, but given how much time and money we spend on it, it has a wide range of answers, many unexplored, some contradictory. I have a few thoughts about education, how we use it to market ourselves and compete, and I realized that without a common place to start, it's hard to figure out what to do.
So, a starter list. The purpose of school is to:
Steve Sokoloski on 2009-02-04
A place to start the discussion.
Jenn Broekman on 2009-02-04
And we do it all in less than 8 hours a day, 180 days a year. Is it any wonder public education isn't perfect?
Steve Sokoloski on 2009-02-04
I agree a place to start the discussion.
Not quite the same message as with Pink Floyd & school. .. But some subtle resemblances.
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Not quite the same message as with Pink Floyd & school. .. But some subtle resemblances.
development education culture learning seth_godin criticalthinking 2blog 2blog!!! my_bookmark_comments
great discussion
Seth's Blog: 1/2009 A list of what schools should be preparing our students for.
I have a thoughts about education, how we use it to market ourselves and compete, and I realized that without a common place to start, it's hard to figure out what to do.
An interesting list that educators should take a look at and continue the debate. Taxpayers deserve it.
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