Ci sono 12 articoli con tag insegnamento (questa è la pagina 1 di 2).
Al momento la mia collezione di appunti per questa rubrica è abbastanza corta, questo vuol dire che rispetto a qualche occasione passata i link proposti sono di pubblicazioni molto recenti. E recentemente in capo tech si è parlato (sin troppo forse) di “intelligenza artificiale” e di come approcciarsi correttamente ad essa. Da qui, la presenza di tre articoli su cinque in questo mio post.
Come sempre, buona lettura!
Real learning comes through doing things, failing, connecting, exploring, discovering.
That is at the heart of what it means to be a human, and that’s how we learn to ride a bike, it’s how we learn to walk, it’s how we learn to talk, it’s how we learn to cook.
I do think humanity and culture will outlast whatever current constructs we have around the educational-industrial complex. And we need to teach people how to be able to have a thoughtful, spirited conversation in which it’s possible to change your mind. I don’t think we’re teaching people how to do that in a traditional school setting, and we’re paying the price for it.
Seth Godin, Offscreen Magazine nº23
Mi prendo un attimo di pausa dal segnalare articoli sul coronavirusSARS-CoV-2, dandoci un attimo di tregua…
… the purpose of education in a democracy ought to be to prepare children for their role as citizens and that means that they learn to think for themselves, that they ask a lot of questions, that they question authority, that they stand up for what they believe in, and that they understand that their contribution to the world cannot be measured in money. The project of self-governance requires educated citizens, people who are self-motivated, who are sociable, and who work well with others. That is why I teach.
Those Mythological “Jobs Of Tomorrow”
