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Stunning video on learner autonomy, peer learning
April 6th, 2006
by Cleve
Via Eide Neurolearning Blog, this video clip (worth every one of the 14 minutes) says it all.
I started to take notes of the most inspiring parts, but it would have just been a transcript of the entire video.
And talk about serendipidy: I had just an hour before posted asking for case studies of learner-centered approaches and assessment outcomes.
Thanks for posting the link. An inspiring video indeed. Lots to ponder!
Hey Marco Polo - I somehow missed the email notification of your comment - just saw it now. A thousand apologies.