The shift from a factory-based to a computer-based economy is more traumatic even than our great-grandparents' shift from a farm-based economy. The Industrial Revolution extended over generations and allowed time for human and institutional adjustment. The Computer Revolution is far swifter, more concentrated, and more dramatic in its impact.
Arthur Schlesinger, Harvard Historian

Not only is the system upside-down, but by failing to recognize the significance of informal learnin-John Abbott

Mon, 02/18/2008 - 16:53 -- admin
Not only is the system upside-down, but by failing to recognize the significance of informal learning outside of school, it is inside-out as well.
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