Category Archives: Flat World

Thoughts that relate to the Thomas Freedman concept in his book “The world is flat”

The new story getting a bit old

Ok so the comments and blogs about Dave Warlick’s “New Story” concept may be getting a bit old but I had some more to say….. I wrote this early this morning and thought I may as well add it up. … Continue reading

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The new story…. New learning?!?!?!

Many of you who read David Warlick’s Blog would have been immersed in his writings about the new story. I am always interested to see what Dave is thinking on this topic as it really clarifies a few of my … Continue reading

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Epic 2014

I watch this some time ago and started thinking about how it could possibly effect the way we teach kids today. As an educator who presents to a wide variety of students, how long will it be until the digital … Continue reading

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Education in 15 years time

Well this seems to be the topic floating around the blogasphere at the moment. So why not add my 2cents worth (sorry Dave). I think we need to take a careful look at a number of interesting factors that I … Continue reading

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Communication for the 21st Century

I have a class at the moment that is finishing a writing task that they must hand write as an end of year assessment task. We do this every year with our year 7 groups just so we can see … Continue reading

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Sharing Information

An amazing article from a blog I just found by Dave Pollard. He was talking about the phsycology of why people don’t share information and knowledge. Some incredible insight considering my thoughts from yesterday. Certainly worth a read. I realise … Continue reading

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Blogging as safe research/learning material

I have been interested to read David Warlick’s latest blog on the use of blogging as research safe material for teachers and students. I started my website for this exact purpose. I wanted a place that I could start to … Continue reading

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