(http://oilf.blogspot.com/2011/11/why-we-cant-trust-math-and-stem.html)
Deirdre Mundy said...
I just realized something about 21st century skills.
When I was in High School, I was at an STEM magnet. We had excellent Math and Science. We also had some "21st century skills" type projects. For instance, we spent a lot of time doing presentations in Hypercard, learning to use Dialogue, and using Lynx to search the web.
Three years later, Google was ubiquitous. I still use my math, science, and even history of science. Dialogue and Lynx? yeah, right.
We can't predict what technological changes are coming--- time spent blogging or creating power point slides is wasted. It's better to focus on content, since that DOESN'T change, and new methods are easy to learn.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Deirdre Mundy on Why we can’t trust math (and STEM) professors
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