We are entering an era that is transforming what education looks like regardless of the chosen area of study.
Month: May 2013
Grit. Do you have it?
Contrary to popular belief, intelligence and talent are not the only factors in success.
I talk to myself. You should too.
We only get one shot at this thing called life, so why not make the best of it?
Share the love.
When you have the chance to support someone, take it.
Life is never predictable, and that’s ok.
Keep an eye out for the silver lining, and an open mind to new possibilities.
Get the ball rolling!
If you’re in that uncomfortable pushing phase, you’re in good company.
Experiential Education Success Tool #2: Use the Experiential Learning Cycle
“Experience may underpin all learning but it doesn’t always result in learning. We have to engage with the experience and reflect on what happened, how it happened, and why.”
Meeting Stanford
Conversations spanned from Experiential learning in elementary schools to high-tech web applications that could align and match students with real-world experiences that fit their learning objectives.
Share your creative goals with other creative people
You’re taking ownership of your learning, down to the nitty-gritty of who you want to learn from and assignments to take on.