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Dida Academy

@didaacademy

Brooklyn | self-directed education & project-based learning for ages 11-18 | #selfdirectedlearning

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Education Reimagined (@edreimagined) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"If schools can transition from teachers as “holders of knowledge” to “facilitators of learning” and can provide spaces for students to chase their curiosity and passion instead of extinguishing it, students can become geniuses." bit.ly/Intllgnc #edreimagined #stuvoice

David Cook (@davidneilcook) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These are the kind of ideas we must have to flip the paradigm. Pioneering Weekly: What is Zero-Based Thinking? us8.campaign-archive.com/?e=ab3e9f0c81&…

Tomis Parker (@tomisparker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A @holochain app for kids to review & rate their schools (Glassdoor for 11-18 year olds). Kids own their reviews on local chains, app creates UI, Holo shares to the world. Schools (or unschooling) that make kids happy rise to the top & become visible for the right reasons.

Rebecca Klein (@rklein90) 's Twitter Profile Photo

School employees are required to report suspicions of child abuse to the authorities. But sometimes schools use Child Protective Services as a weapon to punish parents. My latest investigation with Caroline Preston huffingtonpost.com/entry/child-pr…

Tony Wagner (@drtonywagner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes. Our assembly line education system was designed to both sort kids and also to batch process large numbers of immigrants & kids from farms to teach basic literacy & numeracy for the industrial era. Think of it as the “Model T” of education. Now we need “Tesla” schools.

David Cook (@davidneilcook) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Amy Johnson Sir Ken Robinson Tony Wagner AJ Juliani Dr. John Spencer That’s because we keep having a conversation about changing the HOW. As you said, lots of isolated places are changing “school” but aren’t changing the system those schools exist in. We aren’t having system level conversations about changing the WHY and WHAT. It’s a HUGE lift.

My Mind My Power (@mymindmypower) 's Twitter Profile Photo

David Cook Amy Johnson Sir Ken Robinson Tony Wagner AJ Juliani Dr. John Spencer I love the discussion on environment, experience, and outcome. Pliability and autonomy are important. Systems that approach behavior as punitive, limit self-determination, or stifle teacher innovation cannot prepare today’s learners for tomorrow’s changing world.

David Cook (@davidneilcook) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jennifer Binis In 1892 The Committee of Ten designed the education system we use today. It had good intentions to standardize curriculum and assessment so all kids got the same thing. Whether or not it was intended, it also sorts kids.

Tony Wagner (@drtonywagner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Haven’t seen @dintersmith’s award winning film, Most Likely To Succeed yet? You can watch it for free this Thanksgiving weekend: vimeo.com/271901749, Password: 1893committeeof10. But don’t watch it alone. So many interesting things to discuss for all ages w/o provoking fights

NPR's Education Team (@npr_ed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Potlucks and school plays are fun ways to learn about the first Thanksgiving. But the holiday isn't a celebration for everyone and navigating that nuance can be difficult for some educators. n.pr/2PNoq2F