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In Memory of Seymour Papert

3/8/2016

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Student centred learning, 1:1 computers, maker ed and reimagining learning. 4 common themes in many #edchatnz discussions - and all things that Seymour Papert had been calling for over the last 50 years. If you don't recognise his name, you will recognise his ideas and inventions: Logo programming language, Scratch and Lego Mindstorms robots will be the most well known to teachers.

This week, Seymour Papert passed away. I hope this serves to make us remember his key messages about teaching and learning. To this end, the Reading Room this week has 2 posts. The first is from MIT Media Lab remembering all that Seymour Papert did to transform learning for millions around the world:
Read Media Lab's Post
The second post is written by Steve Wheeler, highlighting the key learnings that we should take from Papert. The post finishes with some quotes that would be great reflection points for all of us.
Papert - in his own words
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john
29/5/2017 06:02:53 pm

thanks for sharing

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rush my paper link
31/5/2017 03:09:10 am

I read this article and found it really interesting for the students of college and school in their studies. It is quite helpful for them in dealing with the situations which they may face in their future life. I have personally followed this path and found it really easy to walk on without any problems.

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read more link
2/3/2018 01:08:15 am

People groups do need to consider the way that they are will undoubtedly take after man influenced rules for their life yet they to do need to consider and take after what they find is important to do in their life.

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the academic papers link
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