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About:
Rachel Bolstad is a senior researcher at the New Zealand Centre for Education Research (NZCER) in Wellington. Her experience exploring the breadth and depth of education is exceptional. Researchers have the unusual opportunity to make borderless connections, and see patterns across theory, practice, community, and policy.
Today she shares her thoughts on the future, the power of immersive experience, and how we can really shift thinking in education.
Key Points:
What researchers hear that never shows in their research
The lasting impact of asking a good question
The Museum of Before and the power of immersive theatre
Dealing with an unknowable future
How true learning takes place
How we think about Modern Learning Environments
How can we really help people and communities change
is it OK to experiment with other people’s education?
Other resources and Links Mentioned:
https://twitter.com/shiftingthinkng Rachel on twitter
The Diamond Age - by Neal Stephenson
Rachel’s blog, and her post on The Museum of Before.
About Rachel at NZCER
About:
Rachel Bolstad is a senior researcher at the New Zealand Centre for Education Research (NZCER) in Wellington. Her experience exploring the breadth and depth of education is exceptional. Researchers have the unusual opportunity to make borderless connections, and see patterns across theory, practice, community, and policy.
Today she shares her thoughts on the future, the power of immersive experience, and how we can really shift thinking in education.
Key Points:
What researchers hear that never shows in their research
The lasting impact of asking a good question
The Museum of Before and the power of immersive theatre
Dealing with an unknowable future
How true learning takes place
How we think about Modern Learning Environments
How can we really help people and communities change
is it OK to experiment with other people’s education?
Other resources and Links Mentioned:
https://twitter.com/shiftingthinkng Rachel on twitter
The Diamond Age - by Neal Stephenson
Rachel’s blog, and her post on The Museum of Before.
About Rachel at NZCER