start with the recent evening when my
4-year-old daughter, Zoe, appeared before me wielding a yellow baseball bat and an important announcement: batting tees were for babies.
> From now on, she would hit real pitches, like the big kids.
Since she is the youngest she is more likely going to try to keep up with her older siblings, thus she will advance more rapidly compared to those who are the oldest in their families.
interesting that a 4-year old is the best athlete in the household.
batting tees were for babies.
I felt as if I were receiving a grimly polite report suggesting that Zoe, despite her athletic promise, had regrettably tested negative for hand-eye coordination.
"Virtual professors probably won’t ask for tenure. And Mr. Goertzel sees them as key to expanding educational opportunities, by greatly reducing the price of a high-quality education."
I think that we are already well past the fork in the road and some of us are dead teachers walking. Take a look at David Wiley’s slideshare on this and then rub that thought together with the idea of the comptutor as learning broker and you will know what I mean.