"Very much agreed that we need to pay attention to EQ - and social intelligence as well. The links seem very basic without links between them or what is required for them (which is different at every age.) And where do we fit things like Reflection?…"
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Michael j. Trout said… - I emailed steve about participating in TEDxFutureEd but havent head back... Learning Town has set up a sub Ning group of the Events, I am also in talks with a developer that will develop an official events site. Please join this Ning ill make you an admin.
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