Learning is a Multi Modal Conversation

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+ Graham Bennett 2 years ago
Well researched; great visuals; easy to take on-board! Thank you Judy! Graham
+ Thiago Eduardo 2 years ago
once again...
how could I get hold of this presenation? Would this be possible???
+ Thiago Eduardo 2 years ago
how fascinating - and scary - this link
+ Thiago Eduardo 2 years ago
what a brilliant VIDEO to illustrate how STUCK we can get through techology...
+ NSW Department of Education 2 years ago
More brilliant work, Judy.
+ Frank L. Mexico 2 years ago
Another fantastic presentation. Thanks Judy! --Frank

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Judy O’Connell St Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill School Libraries Leading Learning Australian School Library Association (NSW) 28 March 2008 www.judyoconnell.com
Photo: Woodley wonderworks Photo: question mark
We have always cared! Learning by questioning (Socrates) Learning by doing (Piaget, Papert) Learning through dialogue (Vygotsky, Mercer) Learning through reflection (Dewey, Jarvis)
What kind of lifeline do we throw? subject material? Cover the Promote thinking and creativity?
The Escalator http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKrHX6afkhs