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Content vs. Context
Posted on May 2, 2007 at 5:21pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Hi everbody. I think that this post may give a good discussion since society and education is under a turnover, as new technologies such as social software appear to be the most important cause of this changing paradigm. As Steve Hargadon wrote on his blog, school and most of all educational forms as we know them are based on reading and receiving content from the teacher. Unfortunately, "The Age of…
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woudl you liketo contibute a book chapter of your teaching experience.Please visit mypage or my blog for furhter information. A response is sollicted.Feel free for any kind of query.
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Aaron
Your quest for intellectual clarity about the effect of changing paradigms on educational practices gives you (and us who learn from you) the foundation needed to discuss questions of using various (older and) newer technologies intelligently in and outside of classrooms.
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