Three Starting Points for Thinking Differently About Learning nyti.ms/Rj6B54 /via @nytimeslearning #edchat—
briankotts (@iEducator) October 25, 2012
As one of my favorite authors, Clay Shirky, has observed, “The change we are in the middle of isn’t minor and it isn’t optional.” But, as Mr. Shirky also notes, the contours of that change are not “set in stone.” None of us can be sure exactly what schools or classrooms will become, although as educators it is imperative we all add our voices to the discussion.
Ibland blir jag lite otålig. Det handlar om att se olikheter.
