InAge of AwarenessbyWilliam Rankin·Nov 12, 2020FTMS: A Framework for Making Learning Better (and Making Better Learning)How Follow / Tinker / Make / Share goes beyond the ordinary to help learners growA response icon1A response icon1
InAge of AwarenessbyWilliam Rankin·Nov 12, 2020Want Learning to Stick? Make it RealIntroducing the Follow / Tinker / Make / Share Framework for learning-by-making
InAge of AwarenessbyWilliam Rankin·Oct 12, 2020Making Learning: Creativity or Platforms?Improving teaching and learning in the current upheavalA response icon1A response icon1
Inregenerative.globalbyWilliam Rankin·Jul 13, 2020Learning SupremacyEducational standardization is a monolith that enacts and perpetuates an unjust supremacy. Instead of worshiping it, we need to tear it…A response icon1A response icon1
Inregenerative.globalbyWilliam Rankin·May 5, 2020RE: Designing LearningWith instructionist education crumbling, what should we design to take its place? How can we make learning richer and more…A response icon1A response icon1
William Rankin·May 3, 2020La educación ha terminadoLa pandemia ha desmantelado el actual sistema educativo. ¿Qué debe remplazarlo en el futuro?A response icon1A response icon1
Inregenerative.globalbyWilliam Rankin·Apr 14, 2020Education is over…The pandemic is toppling existing educational structures because they were already built on a weak foundation. What should we build…A response icon48A response icon48
InAge of AwarenessbyWilliam Rankin·Feb 8, 2020From Instruction to Construction: What Does “Platonic” Teaching Teach?“Platonic” teaching prizes abstraction over application. A feature of the “industrial” education, it produces a culture of fragmentation…
InAge of AwarenessbyWilliam Rankin·Jan 30, 2020From Instruction to Construction: Plato & AristotleIn a previous edition of my career, when I was a professor of literature and literary theory, I used to tell my students that much of…A response icon2A response icon2
William Rankin·Jul 15, 2019Curiosity is just an opportunityCuriosity kills… but it kills things that need to die: complacency, small-mindedness, isolation, fear…