Tag Archives: learner-centered design

The sun had still risen…

Posted on September 17, 2011 by

…Wednesday when I left for school. But Thursday it rose during my commute: opposite a nearly full moon, a magnificent orange orb emerged from the fabulous purplish fog, which later burned off and morphed into a muggy, 80°F (26°C) day. … Continue reading →

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Hey, why did “they” do THAT to education?

Posted on January 13, 2011 by

I’m a parent, a teacher, and business person. I’m not blaming anyone for the problems of education, but with budget cuts, state-mandated testing, technology, and globalization, education will soon change dramatically. If you care about that, let’s discuss how we … Continue reading →

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Want to join the 21st-century coffeehouse for optimizing education?

Posted on January 11, 2011 by

“Chance favors the connected mind.” —Steven Johnson This blog is about the upcoming convergence of technology and globalization with education. The blog’s purposes are: To inform, provide resources, answer questions. To let people from different constituencies (teachers, students, parents, educational technology … Continue reading →

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