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You are All Experts
Your reactions are understandable. You are all experts. You spent 12 or more years in classrooms being taught by teachers, textbooks, and blackboards. I'm over 50 years old, and I haven't done anything as long as I was in school "learning to be taught."

The problem is that in a time of rapid change, we do not need a work force that knows how to be taught. We need a workforce and citizens who know how to teach themselves. This, I believe, is what Brown is talking about, creating learning environments where students learn to teach themselves, guided by skilled and creative teachers, within learning environments of conversation.

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Vista vs Wiki  mighetto | 12/01/06
Web 2.0 meaningless/next big tech bubble  savatar | 12/01/06
2.0 heck we are already on version 5  wjkahlssmd@... | 12/02/06
Arghhhh  VideoGuy | 12/02/06
I agree  THEE WOLF | 12/03/06
Case Study Method Redux  ashalleck | 12/02/06
the emperor wears no cloths...  savatar | 12/02/06
What is the structure  THEE WOLF | 12/03/06
And how to fix the economy after that?  HypnoToad72 | 12/02/06
Only the manufacturing expertise  THEE WOLF | 12/03/06
How about some changes in teaching  g_walby | 12/02/06
I agree  savatar | 12/02/06
What about private  THEE WOLF | 12/03/06
I'm ready to shoot the next person who uses the words "web 2.0"  CobraA1 | 12/02/06
I say for every variation of Web X.0  THEE WOLF | 12/03/06
whomp wah  mfizz | 12/03/06
You are All Experts  Suriawang | 12/05/06
Ever heard of Wikiality?  hdn.de | 01/02/07

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