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Comment on Why Some Schools Choose to Not Change by » Parent Coffee and Adult Micro Professional Development ilearninitiative.org

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:07:41 +0000

[...] wrote last week about why I feel change is slow going in k-12 education in my post, “Why Some Schools Choose Not to Change”. While this post in no way tries to pretend to be an answer to some of the questions in my last [...]

Comment on If This…Then What? by Bill Farren

Bill Farren — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:29:54 +0000

Jeff: This is hot. Thanks for pointing me to School of Everything. Checked out their site yesterday. Looks good. It’s nice to see how many people they have signing up since only going live a couple months ago.
The traditional school and traditional teacher is living on borrowed time. There are going to be more choices available for learners and they won’t necessarily be in traditional institutions or dull online offerings of the kind we see too often today. (Moving what’s bad from bricks and mortar to online doesn’t make it good all of a sudden.)
I hope that sooner than later, parents and students start demanding that they can take, for credit if need be, courses that are offered by independent educational contractors–that they be allowed to take the classes they want in a regular school, and that they can choose others from outside of school.
A big hurdle right now is some kind of accreditation or certification for independent contractors (mainly for credit-based courses.) Public schools, with their regulations, can effectively shut out these independent contractors (thus maintaining the status quo). Unis, private schools, and homeschoolers, on the other hand, have a lot more freedom.
I’ve been looking to do something along these lines. Kind of an educational experiment at this point. Setting up ParticipatoryLearning.net (plearn.net) but still haven’t had time to develop the site. Have the ideas though and am always looking for new ones.
New site looks good. Cheers.

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