15 Jul Participatory Learning vs. De-schooling, De-skilling, and De-valuing
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In another outstanding video from Edutopia’s Educator page of the Digital Generation Project, Henry Jenkins, participatory media guru and Director of MIT’s Comparative Media Studies Program discusses “this new media landscape” and its implications for learning, teaching, and integrating media literacy. He challenges us as educators and participants in media to look beyond “natives vs. immigrants” in envisioning and implementing a participatory curriculum that helps students “pool knowledge” with each other. He advocates for a paradigm shift from the deschooling, deskilling, and devaluing that often happens as soon as students walk into the classroom.
Jason Flom
Posted at 16:00h, 15 July"Participatory Learning vs. De-Schooling, De-Skilling, & De-Valuing Students" @henryjenkins video via @edutopia http://bit.ly/hfvUO
Jason Flom
Posted at 16:00h, 15 July"Participatory Learning vs. De-Schooling, De-Skilling, & De-Valuing Students" @henryjenkins video via @edutopia http://bit.ly/hfvUO
Ernesto Gonzalez
Posted at 18:19h, 15 Julyinteresante: "Participatory Learning vs. De-schooling, De-skilling, and De-valuing | Ecology of Education" ( http://bit.ly/ZNE79 )
Ernesto Gonzalez
Posted at 18:19h, 15 Julyinteresante: “Participatory Learning vs. De-schooling, De-skilling, and De-valuing | Ecology of Education” ( http://bit.ly/ZNE79 )
Prestwick House
Posted at 19:22h, 15 JulyRT @jasonflom “Participatory Learning v De-Schooling, De-Skilling & De-Valuing Students” @henryjenkins via @edutopia http://bit.ly/hfvUO
bill farren
Posted at 12:21h, 25 JulyThanks for adding that video. It really helps confirm what I am thinking about these days. Love the, “do no harm” part.
bill farren
Posted at 19:21h, 25 JulyThanks for adding that video. It really helps confirm what I am thinking about these days. Love the, “do no harm” part.
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