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World Peace Game: No Standard Problems – or Solutions
This past week, I had the opportunity to travel by bus to the Pentagon with John Hunter, career teacher and creator of the World Peace Game, twenty-three of the latest crop of 4th grade world peace gamers, 2 teacher-colleagues, the … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century learning, accountability, assessment, creative learning process, global warming, John Hunter, lifelong learning, passion-based learning, Pentagon, standardized testing, World Peace Foundation, World Peace Game, World Peace Movie
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Daedalus and Icarus…in praise of uncommon flight
I’ve been thinking more recently about what motivates individuals to embrace change- or not. Either response doesn’t appear necessarily to be a function of gender, age, ethnicity, education, or income. It doesn’t always seem to be about where a person … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century learning, daedalus, educational change, galileo, icarus, invention, lifelong learning, martin luther, tribes
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