WebDocs: http://www.webdoc.com/documents/C4E00402-4630-0001-D6ED-2A40E46BC4F0. I created one in a few minutes. It is similar to Glogster, but I think it is easier to use.
A website for learners, readers and writers of all ages. A PSALM OF LIFE: What the Heart of the Young Man (or Woman, apologies to Longfellow) Said to the Psalmist: Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Henry David Wadsworth Longfellow, Oct. 1838
Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
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Isaac Asimov on Computers and Education (1988)
View part 2 of a three part Bill Moyers interview of Isaac Asimov in 1988. A summary of Asimov's thoughts follow. Through computers, each child can have an individualized education that was in the past was only accessible to the wealthy. If all children have access to computers, the creative minds of children will not be stifled by our current system of education. Students will be guided by teachers on how to access common knowledge, and to interact with others students. All students can enjoy personal learning, and people of all ages can become learners. Most people seek good sense, clarity, and truth (Saul Bellows in Herzog). Things are changing so fast, that we must embrace change.
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