by Dwayne Phillips People with no experience in a situation do the unthinkable. Often, the unthinkable leads to the impossible, and we want to know about the impossible. Kids do things that are just, well, I struggle to describe them as they are out of the ordinary. Here are a few examples: My oldest son […]
Kids do the Strangest Things—So Watch
December 29th, 2014 · No Comments
Tags: General Systems Thinking · Ideas · Knowledge · Learning
Finding the Question
October 13th, 2014 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Perhaps we should stop teaching kids to find the answers and switch to teaching them how to find the questions. I read much these days from older people complaining about how younger people just look up the answers on Google. These younger people don’t know anything; they don’t learn anything. Well, the […]
Tags: Education · Internet · Knowledge · Learning
The Round Table of Librarians
September 22nd, 2014 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Librarians have always been able to point us to the right place to find the information we needed. Today, however, with all the knowledge of mankind on the Internet, one person can’t find everything. Librarians don’t know much, but they do know where to look. Someone told me something like that a […]
Tags: Adapting · Communication · Knowledge · Library