Educational Learning Spaces of the Future. Interesting questions they raise in the article include,. What if sustainability were a part of the curriculum and the design? What if the school of the future does not need a school building? What if no one owns any space in a school? They also describe th.

Exposing learning spaces in our world. Bringing on the Learning Revolution. Sir Ken Robinson once again, has opened my eyes to new understandings, new challenges and new journeys available for us. Great ideas here about how to change the way we teach Mathematics! Patient problem solving and maths fuelling the conversation of our students.

Ideas relating to Learning Spaces in the Primary School Setting. Learning Space of the Future. Creativity and Imagination in Education Promo Video. What is culture? What is it made up of? What is culture not? So it can be seen.

Get me outta here! Rooftop Classroom Melbourne City 2063. My next challenge was to apply the 8 Aboriginal Ways of Learning model to a unit of work for my students. This task was undertaken in order to align the 8Ways with western pedagogy. The idea was not to prefer one to the other, but to meld them together to form a harmonious union of learning pathways, that complement each other to support the learning of all students.

Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn. 8220;Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. A lesson that incorporates the 8 ways pedagogy.

Now this has taken my thoughts and emphasises the reason I love teaching! What Students Remember Most About Teachers- Posted on January 26, 2014 by pursuitofajoyfullife. Alfie Kohn on Feel-Bad Education.

At the beginning of this semester I was very apprehensive about doing an online unit as I was aware I was a rather unorganized learner that often left things until the last minute. I would lastly like to thank you Adam for all your help and support for the semester. Your quick replies to emails and calming reassurance has made this unit a valuable experience and I would recommend it to anyone and everyone.

This course has prompted my blogging efforts and has stretched me beyond my measure at times. But for that I am more proficient in technology and developing my commitment to the concept of a CoP. I started off strong, hit many personal bumps but got back up and stumbled through it. I want to develop this blog further as intended by our respected lecturer. Good luck with your learning journey everybody! .