Some thoughts on teachers, students and the Future of Education I don't think this is sci-fi, but if you *do* want to read the sci-fi version of this, I reco...
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The importance of play as part of a child’s development has been the focus of educational specialists and research for decades. Piaget and Montessori have emphasized that a child’s pla... Via Gust MEES
Tim Scholze's insight:
We definitely need more play in education. Play often times leads to deep learning. I think that we are too serious and take our content areas too seriously in education. 
Melinda Bolton's curator insight,
January 28, 5:32 PM
Awesome infographic to show changes over the last 15 year. 
Ignacio Sáenz de Miera's curator insight,
February 7, 6:18 AM
From play to motivation, from motivation to creativity, from creativity to multiple intelligences, then to improve meaningful learning forever. Delete the scoop?
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