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Tinkering: A “Boys Only” Club?

November 15, 2009Sean Nash Leave a Comment

Boys only? According to the NCES, since 2004, girls have -in general- been shown to outdo boys in nearly every measure of academic success.  Girls outpace boys on nearly every one of our measures of “winning” when it comes to… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized constructivism, education, Educon2.2, family, gender, girls, inquiry, NCES, NCLB, play, science, struggle, tinker, tinkering, Twitter

Prior Knowledge and The Flow of Learning

October 18, 2009Sean Nash Leave a Comment

Engagement A friend gives you free tickets to an upcoming concert.  Although the group is fairly popular, you are not familiar with the artist’s body of work.  Assuming you elect to go, what do you do next? Between now and… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized constructivism, constructivist, education, learning, NCLB, psychology, schema, schemata, schools

Leadoff bunt in the first inning? Not this guy.

January 6, 2009Sean Nash Leave a Comment

The goal in baseball is to just get by. Finishing the ninth inning with one more run than your opponent lands you with a win, and in the right game- a title. The goal in teaching should be quite different.*… Continue Reading →

issues & ethics advanced, biology, blink, coaching, controversy, debate, discourse, discussion, education, first week, gladwell, NCLB

The “School of the Future” Circa 1998

June 16, 2008Sean Nash Leave a Comment

According to Sharon Cromwell in an article on Education World’s website from 1998, the school of the future… whatever that may be, will certainly “go electric with a capital E.”  She features the conceptual ideas of  Seashore Primary School, an… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized Bush, edtech, education, NCLB, policy, technology

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