Like the write up in Forbes. I’m teaching and using and anthro degree in watching education and it’s wild to me that the confirmation bias of a bunch of navel gazing managers getting kids to atomize their attention on particulate work rather than more transferable tasks continues to be marked down from on high. Evidence based, data-based, research based, all to ignore the least preferred but always argued and predictable outcomes of teaching people to test take and perform learning rather than actually go through the motions of education, of raising the self and selves. Glad for the resources linked here and in Forbes as well—I’m a researcher and always appreciative
Like the write up in Forbes. I’m teaching and using and anthro degree in watching education and it’s wild to me that the confirmation bias of a bunch of navel gazing managers getting kids to atomize their attention on particulate work rather than more transferable tasks continues to be marked down from on high. Evidence based, data-based, research based, all to ignore the least preferred but always argued and predictable outcomes of teaching people to test take and perform learning rather than actually go through the motions of education, of raising the self and selves. Glad for the resources linked here and in Forbes as well—I’m a researcher and always appreciative