By John Moravec (Updated December 20, 2009)
Education Futures celebrates its first five years of exploring new futures in human capital development with a timeline of the history of modern education. This timeline provides not only a glimpse into the past and present, but plots out a plausible future history for human capital development. The future [...]
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Posted by John Moravec in Saturday, December 19th 2009
Topics: General Tags: Accelerating Change, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, Books, brain, change, creativity, cyberspace, Dark Ages of Modern Education, evolution, futures, Globalization, higher education, human capital development, humans, Innovation, knowledge, knowledge production, learning, outcomes, philosophy, Society 3.0, systems, Technological Singularity, technologies, Technology, theory, thought, time, timeline, transhumanism, trends
Jean Piaget on creativity and innovation in education
Posted by John Moravec in Friday, November 6th 2009
Piaget: “We can classify education into two main categories: passive education relying primarily on memory, and active education relying on intelligent understanding and discovery. Our real problem is what is the goal of education? Are we forming children who are only capable of learning what is already known? Or should we try to develop creative [...]
Call for papers: Global Leapfrog Education
Posted by John Moravec in Sunday, September 3rd 2006
Topics: Global Leapfrog Education Tags: Accelerating Change, call for papers, futures, Global Leapfrog Education, global youth development, Innovation, knowledge production, leadership, philosophy, technologies, theory
Call for papers
Global Leapfrog Education
Volume 2, Number 1 – March 2006
(Submissions are due November 30, 2006)
Global Leapfrog Education (GLE), a new, open access journal, is devoted to exploring how, through education and human capital development, communities can transcend current problems and challenges by empowering themselves with the tools to invent their own futures. GLE [...]
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