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Daniel Pink on How Schools are Failing Students and How to Improve them

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An interesting way of looking at things from New York Times bestselling author Daniel Pink.

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Steve Brock Comment by Steve Brock on October 13, 2008 at 8:13am
Really liked Pink's "Whole New Mind." Most recently I enjoyed his article on Japanese Manga in "Wired Magazine." After some time in Japan, I tried to introduce a pedagogical approach using manga in the classroom. It met with some success.
Tom Welch Comment by Tom Welch on October 12, 2008 at 3:18pm
I'm a big fan of Pink and his work, including A Whole New Mind. He has a valuable perspective that deserves to be heard. My critique is that unfortunately, the current schooling system in the U.S., by its very nature, is not really open to true iterative design. Our challenge is to figure out ways to get beyond those limits to free the future for our learners.

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