jimwysocki
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@ The difference is one allows you to learn from others, the other stops you from learning (IMHO).
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@ The difference is one allows you to learn from others, the other stops you from learning (IMHO).
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@ Learning how others think is not the same as learning to think like the other.
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I love what Daniel Pink has to say here -> Makes me think.
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@ Love Glee!
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@ The problem is, the indoctrinators never think of it that way.
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@ Yes. I guess I'm thinking of indoctrination vs. thinking.
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@ It is one thing to learn FROM others, it is another to learn to think like others.
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@ As someone who grew up in the Catholic faith, and had his mom tell him he was going to hell when he left. Yes.
about 7 hours ago
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@ When mimicking they are practicing techniques, not being told to think like them.
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I'm not sure it is possible to do both. Teaching for one naturally compromises the other.
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Is education about teaching students to think like us (cultural literacy and all that) or to think for themselves?
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@ How true, how true!
about 7 hours ago
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@ when they were not good at it. Sometimes especially when they were not good at it.
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@ True. At the same time, some parents refuse to give any program a chance if it doesn't look like what they did as kids, even
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@ to "be on the ball." No matter how good the program is, a clueless teacher will ruin it.
about 8 hours ago
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@ We did choose the program because we felt it did a pretty good job of both - IMHO, any good program requires the teachers
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@ Thanks for the suggestion. The drive to the bay area may be a bit much (I'm just south of L.A.), but I'll contact her.
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@ Ahh... I didn't know that. What can you tell me about her? I don't know who she is, so that didn't weigh in decision.
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@ Uh, I don't know who Judy Kysh is. CPM = College Preparatory Mathematics.
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- Name Jim Wysocki
- Location Los Angeles
- Web http://jimmy13.wo...
- Bio Math Teacher, Parent, Husband, Buddhist, and Cat Owner
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