...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country.
"Traditional forms of instruction in America, even before the Revolution, had three specific purposes:
1. To make good people
2. To make good citizens
3. And to make each student find some particular talents to develop to the maximum. "
For an American Education History Tour of the NEW Fourth Purpose see- http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
-Gaia
...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country.
"Traditional forms of instruction in America, even before the Revolution, had three specific purposes:
1. To make good people
2. To make good citizens
3. And to make each student find some particular talents to develop to the maximum. "
For an American Education History Tour of the NEW Fourth Purpose see- http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
-Gaia
...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country.
See: http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
Lots of Toys, Pictures and FUN! Geekdom alas?
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After looking at his web site, I seriously wonder- does he get paid to be a "geek" for a living or did he invent a way to make a money tree after reading all those physics books? I would like to know how one finds the time and to "play" so much. So Many toys- even a segway, and all the latest cell phones (bluetooth of course), robot toys, etc. - What about the real world? It was fun to look at for a fantasy get away- but let's get serious. Where's my silver spoon to Geekdom?
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
A space got stuck in the URL I pasted causing a broken link. Here it is again:
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
I remember reading a quote out of a book by Dr. Wilfred Funk called "Six Weeks to Words of Power". The quote by Dr. John Dewey in that books stated "Thought is impossible without words". But then again that book was really old.
I found an intriguing link posted below - What do you "Think"?
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country. "Traditional forms of instruction in America, even before the Revolution, had three specific purposes: 1. To make good people 2. To make good citizens 3. And to make each student find some particular talents to develop to the maximum. " For an American Education History Tour of the NEW Fourth Purpose see- http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
-Gaia
...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country. "Traditional forms of instruction in America, even before the Revolution, had three specific purposes: 1. To make good people 2. To make good citizens 3. And to make each student find some particular talents to develop to the maximum. " For an American Education History Tour of the NEW Fourth Purpose see- http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
-Gaia
...or maybe he had a natural resistance to an educational system designed to pump out servants of corporate and political management for the mass consumerism dominating our country. See: http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/historytour/history 1.htm
Some call it "Human Civilization", others know it as the "IT virus". There is no IT. There only IS.
After looking at his web site, I seriously wonder- does he get paid to be a "geek" for a living or did he invent a way to make a money tree after reading all those physics books? I would like to know how one finds the time and to "play" so much. So Many toys- even a segway, and all the latest cell phones (bluetooth of course), robot toys, etc. - What about the real world? It was fun to look at for a fantasy get away- but let's get serious. Where's my silver spoon to Geekdom?
Actually it's not me- It is the slash dot posting system. For some reason it ads a space between 191 and 0a in the link. Anyone know why?
LAST TIME! Sorry- My first post. http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
A space got stuck in the URL I pasted causing a broken link. Here it is again:
http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html
I remember reading a quote out of a book by Dr. Wilfred Funk called "Six Weeks to Words of Power". The quote by Dr. John Dewey in that books stated "Thought is impossible without words". But then again that book was really old. I found an intriguing link posted below - What do you "Think"? http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/dewey/Dewey_191 0a/Dewey_1910_a.html