Willful Blindness & Education
Both the education and the higher part of higher education is broken. Research is the only game in town and as that relies more and more heavily on private (read: commercial) funding the research game becomes more and more private (and trivial).
- 06/08/2019
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Where has the Expertise Gone?
The glut of information has made all of us experts in virtually everything.
- 18/05/2019
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Science of Learning: Critical Thinking and Content
Higher order thinking skills are not learned in isolation from content. Higher order thinking skills are fostered by the method of teaching, not by explicit instruction.
- 17/05/2019
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Evidence in Learning and Education
How people learn is a central aspect of education. Since learning figures so prominently in the entire field of education, it would make sense to review what we know about learning in light of what science tells us about the process. From behavioural studies to neuroimaging, we have learned a great deal about the process.
- 05/05/2019
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The Consequences of Lecturing: The Science of Learning
There are too many of you reading this article without reading the article that lays out what the evidence says about lecturing as a learning event. I would strongly recommend taking a few minutes to read the evidence article before reading the consequences article.
- 19/04/2019
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