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I posted this video a while back, but now there’s a subtitled version. Definitely worth watching if you haven’t yet!
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[Videos] Invisible Learning and a Sudbury Jerusalem promo
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Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of serving as interpreter to John Moravec, in his talk about the Invisible Learning project, in Halle (a town near Leipzig.) I had never done this before, but once I got into it it went pretty well.
You can judge for yourself – you can watch the talk (mainly English with my attempt at German translation) online:
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[Video] The History of English in 10 Minutes
Here’s an excellent and hilarious quick primer on the history of the English language, brought to you by the Open University:
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[Video/TED] Paddy Ashdown: The global power shift
An excellent TED talk about the major shifts in international politics the world is going through.
Peter Gray on Video Games
Peter Gray, my favorite education blogger, has recently written two posts I can highly recommend:
- “The Many Benefits, for Kids, of Playing Video Games”
- “Video Game Addiction: Does It Occur? If So, Why?“
As always, Peter does a great job of supporting his point with research, and writing some sobering posts about video games is a much-needed service for democratic schools, as well as for parents everywhere. It’s also nice to see how much his well-founded and academic post matches what I wrote about game addiction two years ago based only on anecdotal evidence.
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[Video/TED] Annals of the Robot Internet: Eli Pariser on Facebook and Google
I just watched this fascinating and slightly scary talk about what the Internet has become:
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[Video] Elizabeth Lesser: Take “the Other” to lunch
This excellent TED talk goes along the lines of what I’ve been thinking lately regarding Israeli politics and Israel/Palestine politics. Talking to the other sides is crucial in all conflicts, on whatever scale, internal or external — in a school, in a town, in a state, or between states. “Otherizing”, as Lesser calls it, is the seed of continued conflict and violence.
