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The Death of Education or the Dawn of Learning

This video is circling around the ed-tech conversation space -- but everyone should watch and learn from it (5 1/2 minutes!)

I've said for awhile, our kids aren't living with "short" attention spans, but with "quick" attention spans.  Some classrooms are stagnating (boring!) the learning process by stubborn 20th century practices.  Some businesses are guilty of this too.  The first step towards change is taking the step. 

UPDATE (5/20): As of right now, the original uploiad of this video is unavailable in its original format. Here's another link to Learning to Change on YouTube (submitted by a different user) or Learning to Change on TeacherTube

Here's your first step:


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