...Dr. W. Edwards Deming harummphed when asked by a faciltator as to how will we know that the children are learning.
And that "new" philosophy is what we need to embrace (instead of extrinsic rewards vis-a-vis performance based pay for increasing high stakes testing in schools).
ISS students presented at TEDIndia along with their peers in Bangalore and Melbourne, working on sustainability using WebEx online collaboration tools. Continue
Gary Hamel's message at the World Business Forum today is that your organization is not fit for the future unless it is fit for human beings. Hamel is a globally recognized expert in business strategy and performer extraordinaire on stage, delivering his message with verve and compelling stories.
He argues that the most important invention… Continue
Thanks, Jorge. I will send you a video clip of my Wind Quintet No. 1 being performed at MMR - on Whitman Campus last August. More music coming for 2009. Keep a song in your heart.
Ora
What I can't figure out is whether it went just to you or to the whole group. The whole group was my intent. I thought you would find it worthwhile. When I have more time sometime, I'll comment more on the school drubbing issue.
That's such an ugly URL that I'm not sure it is going to fly--but I'm persistent. I hope testing this out doesn't become such a nuisance that no one will care about reading the article.
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Thanks, Jeff, for reminding me of this and I'll embed this now on the tribe's video site to share with all!
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity.html
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Here (SOAR.pdf) is an example of an uploaded .pdf file - a whitepaper I wrote ten years ago that should stimulate more conversations.
Thanks!
08-Sep-Kappan-Gibboney.pdf
That's such an ugly URL that I'm not sure it is going to fly--but I'm persistent. I hope testing this out doesn't become such a nuisance that no one will care about reading the article.
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