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Learning Creative Learning is an MIT course taught online and made open to the public. It's one of the first courses designed specifically for an online body of students of all ages. The Media Lab is a fantastic place that connects often disparate ideas and concepts to create disruptive technology in the world. The full course can be found in the source.Ā
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Podcast 73 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 6): Putting All Into Practice
Podcast 73 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 6): Putting All IntoĀ Practice
āHead + Heart = Hands, which translates intoā¦ knowledge is in your headā¦ feeling is in your heartā¦ and action is what comes out of you through your hands or whatever you do.ā ā Shari Cohen, Learning Creative Learning Session 6 Video 4: Applying LCL to Humanitarian Aid, April 22, 2014 (CC-SA)
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Podcast 68 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 5): Essence of Play
Podcast 68 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 5): Essence ofĀ Play
āThe essence of play is not just about having fun, but itās more of an attitude of, sort of, exploring and experimenting, that play experiences are about taking risks, pushing the boundaries, trying new thingsā¦ itās really about the attitude of playfulness.ā ā Mitchel Resnick, LCL Session 5 Video 2: Play Discussion, April 15, 2014 (CC-SA)
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Podcast 58 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 4): Peer Collaboration
Podcast 58 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 4): PeerĀ Collaboration
āCollaboration operates through a process in which the successful intellectual achievements of one person arouse the intellectual passions and enthusiasms of others.ā ā Alexander von Humboldt, naturalist and explorer of the 18th and 19th centuries
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Podcast 53 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 3)
Podcast 53 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (PartĀ 3)
āPassion rebuilds the world for the youth. It makes all things alive and significant.ā ā Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Podcast 48 - Learning Creative Learning Review (Part 2)
Podcast 48 ā Learning Creative Learning Review (PartĀ 2)
āBut āteaching without curriculumā does not mean spontaneous, freeform classrooms or simply āleaving the child alone.ā It means supporting the children as they build their own intellectual structures with materials drawn from the surrounding culture.ā - Seymour Papert, Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas
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Today, more and more kindergarten children are spending time filling out phonics worksheets and memorizing math flashcards. In short, kindergarten is becoming more like the rest of school. In my mind, exactly the opposite is needed: Instead of making kindergarten like the rest of school, we need to make the rest of school (indeed, the rest of life) more like kindergarten.
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