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    1. Preparing our Children for Success in the Knowledge Age Glenn Ellis Associate Professor Picker Engineering Program Smith College
    2. Why hire a U.S. engineer at 5x the cost? $$$$$ $ $
    3. Knowledge workers must:
      • Knowledge workers must:
      • Have deep conceptual understanding and creatively generate new knowledge and products.
      • Knowledge workers must:
      • Have deep conceptual understanding and creatively generate new knowledge and products.
      • Critically evaluate what they read, express themselves clearly, and understand scientific and mathematical thinking.
      • Knowledge workers must:
      • Have deep conceptual understanding and creatively generate new knowledge and products.
      • Critically evaluate what they read, express themselves clearly, and understand scientific and mathematical thinking.
      • Possess integrated, contextualized, usable knowledge.
      • Knowledge workers must:
      • Have deep conceptual understanding and creatively generate new knowledge and products.
      • Critically evaluate what they read, express themselves clearly, and understand scientific and mathematical thinking.
      • Possess integrated, contextualized, usable knowledge.
      • Take responsibility for their own lifelong learning.
    4. Instructionism
    5. Knowledge = facts and problem solving procedures
    6. Located here
    7. Knowledge transmitted
    8. Simple stuff first
    9. Test to measure knowledge acquired
    10. Three key findings on learning
    11. Fish is Fish I wonder what happens on land? From Fish is Fish
    12. Fish is Fish Now I know what a bird looks like. From Fish is Fish
    13.  
    14. The world is flat.
    15. The world is round.
    16. World world
      • If students’ initial understanding is not engaged, it won’t change.
    17. Experts and novices do things differently
    18. 2. Students must understand facts and ideas in the context of a conceptual framework that facilitates retrieval and application.
    19. 3. Students need to take control of their own learning by defining learning goals and monitoring their progress in achieving them.
    20.  
    21.  
    22. Girls and Engineering
      • Don’t understand it.
      • Not interested in it.
      • Not for them.
    23. Engineering is the application of math and science to serve humanity .
    24. A Parable for our Time? Ibeaca, Spain (1970s)
      • Grand Challenges (NAE)
      Make solar energy economical Engineer new medicines Advance personalized learning Reverse-engineer the brain … and 10 more.
    25. In the K-12 classroom…
    26. Knowledge Building in the Classroom
    27. How are plants and animals different?
    28. How are plants and animals different? Authentic problems Discourse for sustained idea improvement based upon authoritative sources Community knowledge, collective responsibility Students find their way
    29. Seeding Knowledge Building
    30.  
    31. Story that Engages the Imagination Somatic Mythic Romantic Philosophic Ironic
    32. Story that Engages the Imagination Somatic Mythic —binary opposites, mystery… Romantic —limits of reality, heroes … Philosophic —search for authority and truth… Ironic
      • Summary
      • Knowledge society requires education to change.
      • We must engage preconceptions, organize learning, and have students take control.
      • Authentic engineering that serves humanity engages women.
      • Consider knowledge building and narrative.
      • I really didn’t mean to say or imply…
      • Lecture is bad or activities are good.
      • Forget content.
      • There are any cookbook solutions.
      • These are my ideas.

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