How Has The Internet Changed Education? An infographic showing the impact of the internet on various aspects of education including social media, online learning, etc.
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Originally post on Figuring It Out The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. Alvin Toffler I was recently ask..
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===> It requires moving beyond the limitations of “I” and move towards the power of “we” <===
It requires us to persevere in our thinking and our efforts – without threat of humiliation or being labelled stupid
It requires to move beyond superficial knowledge and move toward deep understanding.
Perhaps if we want to see some of the educational reforms that come with “unlearning”, we need to start creating the conditions for “unlearning” for many of our educational partners
Still figuring it out…..
Via Gust MEES 
Rajesh Kripalani's curator insight,
March 15, 12:11 AM
Unlearning is the real challenge here ... the learning comes easy after that. 
Allan Shaw's curator insight,
March 16, 9:58 PM
"When we unlearn something it requires us to be vulnerable to our own fallibility. It requires us to collaborate and be open to others’ thoughts and opinions It requires us to be to critical thinkers and push the limits of our preconceived ideas. It requires us to “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”. It requires moving beyond the limitations of “I” and move towards the power of “we” It requires us to persevere in our thinking and our efforts – without threat of humiliation or being labelled stupid." Such individual and group attributes require a trusting collegial culture amongst teachers which requires continual effort and focus.
Shawn Simpson's comment,
March 19, 7:22 AM
Unlearning is fascinating if one is willing to let go of their certainties for a while
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