Can Computers Enable Students to Teach Themselves?
Sugata Mitra, Professor of Educational Technology at Newcastle University and visiting professor at M.I.T., talks about how his Hole in the Wall Experiment helped poor children in the slums of Hyderabad, India teach themselves English. Giving them access to tools like computers, Mitra showed that uneducated, non-English speaking children could work in small groups and with the help of computers, teach themselves how to speak and read.
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(para) “The information and the answers are out there. Our job as educators is...turn them...
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JC students are already doing this all the time arent we? lol
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paulynwong reblogged this from gjmueller and added:
Sugata Mitra is a mongolian idiot, fire him, all universities. What hell computer ? those slum has no power supply.
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