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            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Where is education headed,really?</p><p>By Nathan Parker</p><p>I am taking a course ( from Coursera which can be found on google play) that is resounding with many newer ideas. I have heard them before, but I am glad to hear they are being mentioned more and more. They excite me actually. Education IS NOT a rigid, boring task that the teacher and students are not to thrilled about. It can be a varied, experimental yet guided time of exploration which yields much fruit to learn from.</p><p>I remember when I was taught as a young man it was all discipline, boredom and whole lot of “get your nose in your books”.</p><p>The approaches have changed to include all forms of learning instead of a narrow view of us all learning through one stringent method. Things like sharing your view, discussion, peer review and online videos are only a few of the new tools we can utilize to stir the juices in the minds of our future forerunners.</p><p>I always thought I was the problem because I didn’t learn but it was, in a way, because my learning language was not being spoken. I liked learning through experience but we mainly just learned through book work when I was an adolescent and it made for some challenging learning stops. I don’t blame the teacher, but only the lack of advanced tools and knowledge we have now.</p><p>Now we know that we need to spread out our experience of learning to touch all of our senses and faculties to get the most education for every student.</p><p>This makes it all so emotionally invigorating to look forward to how the future of education will play out. I look forward with confidence and joy as I think on where this education really will be in the next 20 years.</p><img src="https://medium.com/_/stat?event=post.clientViewed&referrerSource=full_rss&postId=471e5f36e9f7" width="1" height="1" alt="">]]></content:encoded>
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