January 06, 2010

A Question For The Ages

Can a field created and shaped during the Agricultural Age, managed with systems and processes from the Industrial age, struggling to come to grips with the passing Information Age and starring hesitantly at the current Conceptual Age ready students for the needs of and demands of the ages?

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by sparktography

Jan 6, 2010 8:33:44 PM | 21st Century Education, Insight

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Cgaribal

I his latest book D. Pink seems beside himself and says no. I agree.

Posted by: Cgaribal | January 10, 2010 at 07:44 PM

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