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  1. @Glenniehubb Technologies can easily encourage creativity and critical thinking - if used by someone who knows what they're talking about...
  2. @Glenniehubb Sleep well - it's been fun
  3. @Glenniehubb It presupposes that one can articulate those values, and that they are a 'common' feature of all that... dubious...
  4. @Glenniehubb I'm just not sure one can feasibly make a blanket statement about technologies serving 'values' and 'educational philosophies'
  5. @Glenniehubb That quote doesn't suggest much room for maneouvre...
  6. @Glenniehubb "What dogme rejects are the values inherent in the educational philosophy that these materials, methods and technologies serve"
  7. @Glenniehubb Is that a 'hunch'? does it depend on the teacher? The Learners? Why is everything APART from dogme lumped together in that post
  8. @Glenniehubb But I still don't see what that has to do with 'values inherent in technologies and materials, etc.'...
  9. You leave Uni owing 24,000 GBP to the government and I think you're going to want a job pretty quickly these days
  10. @Glenniehubb qualified to become a teacher of Spanish or French, or retrain as something exciting like an accountant... or start over again.
  11. @Glenniehubb For me it was to study something I liked. But the crude reality of doing that meant when I left the only thing I was really...
  12. @EHerrod I'm not sure. I suspect you'd have to ask Scott what his aim was :-)
  13. @Glenniehubb Of course, you can go all 'Obe Wan Kenobi' and become self-sustaining and all that.... but not in Barcelona...
  14. @Glenniehubb Well, being a 'highly attractive employment prospect' actually helps pay the bills, get a house, etc.
  15. @Glenniehubb Yes, ansd then many of them became bitter bored accountants and teachers whilst other became well-paid doctors, etc...
  16. @Glenniehubb Although what I don't know about Spanish Golden Age drama isn't worth knowing... though employers undervalue it :-)
  17. @EHerrod Couldn't you just go to the Yahoo Group if you were interested??? Otherwise you get x% of a conversation with no sense...
  18. @Glenniehubb Rather than a deep knowledge of Spanish Golden Age drama, for example :-)
  19. @Glenniehubb I also see it is quite useful to actually leave college at the age of 22 or so with the skills to actually get a job...
  20. @Glenniehubb I'm not seeing the technology and values link, and although I bemoan the loss of 'study what you like' in UK universities....