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Star Trek: A Vulcan Education

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I saw the movie Star Trek last week and enjoyed the action, the characters, the story, and the vision of the future...except for one thing. The future of education portrayed on the Vulcan planet consisted of individuals in pods repeating back to a disembodied voice. It seemed to show the personalization and individualization of education, but missed collaboration and social learning entirely.Later in the movie, the skills needed to succeed were collaboration, problem solving, and the ability to…See More

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Karen Henke replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'U.S. Educational Stimulus Aid and EdStimulus.org - Feedback?'

Hi Rory, I run Grant Wrangler and would be happy to share what we know on the site. But I'm wondering what information administrators are looking for? Are they setting up mini grant programs to disburse stimulus funds in their districts or are…

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