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While I loved his presentation, his advocacy for science, and his style, I had a problem with one thing Neil deGrasse Tyson said during his talk. His statement, as I recall and mapped , he said that math wires brains to solve problems. Similarly, doing math problems isn’t necessarily going to teach you how to do more general problem-solving. Particularly doing the type of abstract math problems that are the basis of No Child Left Untested, er Behind. MORE
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Today I am presenting on the topic of Designing Problem-Based Learning Environments in a 3D On Line Virtual World at the 19th International Conference on Teaching and Learning. And I am receiving an Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching,Learning and Technology (I was nominated by Bloomsburg University for the award, I am honored.) More impotantly, here is the MSIT Second Life Wiki which ontains the paper for the conference and a ton of useful resources. MORE
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Sound the winner’s circle music–here are three common problems and ways get the gold. Are you experiencing instructional design problems? The post How to Solve 3 Instructional Design Problems appeared first on. MORE
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Webinar: How to Solve the Content Discovery Problem We’re living in a paradoxical time. The post Webinar: How to Solve the Content Discovery Problem appeared first on EdCast. We are simultaneously drowning in content and starving for relevant knowledge that can improve performance. Information overload accounts for 28B hours of wasted hours a year. That equates to almost $1T lost in productivity in the US economy alone, per Jonathan […]. MORE
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