Education Thoughts: Variety and Choice Yields Engagement

[fclbrokle]

I have recently begun doing a great deal of deep thinking about education and what worked in my own education, spurred on, of course, by my work, but also by listening to fascinating TED talks while driving to Binghamton and back to Boston. (Incidentally, if you want to support a fledgling but awesome nonprofit but you don't have the financial

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[desireearmfeldt]

Yeah.

[oxeador]

Here's the thing: if you ask virtually anyone else who had a really successful education for their own list of major turning points (and if they've thought about it in enough depth to generate a good list), it's almost certain to come out entirely different from my own.

Do you realize that some of us pretty much do not have anything to put on our list?

[fclbrokle]

Really? I find that fascinating. How did you learn as much as you have?

[fclbrokle]

Let me rephrase that slightly. What inspired you to learn as much as you have?

[oxeador]

I do not know