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This document discusses the meaning of an educated mind in the 21st century. It notes that old notions of education based on erudition and scholarship are not relevant today. The document proposes new ideas for a technology-focused product or service to modernize education, including adapting education to modern times and developing a new learning style of teaching.
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Fa102a assignment 1
- 1. FA102a, Research and Speculative Product/Service Development Angelo VansantUpgrading Modern Day Education
- 2. Assignment One, Research โWhat does it mean to have an educated mind in the 21st century?โ https://www.kurzweilai.net/what-does-it-mean-to-have-an-educated-mind-in-the-21st-century Angelo VansantUpgrading Modern Day Education
- 3. Assignment One, Research โข There was a general belief that technology would not really matter Angelo VansantUpgrading Modern Day Education
- 4. Assignment One, Research โThe 21st century conception of an educated mind is based upon old notions of erudition and scholarship not germane to this century.โ https://eds-a-ebscohost-com.ezproxy.hofstra.edu/eds/imageQuickView?sid=384dc423-4126-410a-b57d- e30c18086253@sessionmgr4007&vid=6&ui=36803085&id=131864882&parentui=131864882&tag=AN&db=a9h Angelo VansantUpgrading Modern Day Education
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