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Mitchel Resnick MIT Media Lab
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Who is doing the inventing?
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Whoever is doing the inventing is doing most of the learning
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We need new approaches to technology and learning
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We need new approaches to technology and learning Our inspiration: Kindergarten
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After Kindergarten...
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How can we help everyone learn in a kindergarten style? Lifelong Kindergarten
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How can we help everyone learn in a kindergarten style? One ingredient: Providing the right tools Lifelong Kindergarten
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Froebel’s Gifts
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Froebel Gifts for the 21st century Programmable Bricks
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Exploring: sensing control behavior feedback Artificial Creatures
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Kids can use Crickets to build their own scientific instruments Kids as Inventors
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Distance Speed
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StarLogo Students can build their own models
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StarLogo Students can build their own models Write simple rules for lots of objects and observe what patterns arise
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Example: Traffic Jams If see a car close ahead, slow down If don’t see car ahead, speed up If see radar trap, slow down
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The cars just speed along. They’ll end up staggered, in intervals. Nothing will be wrong. Cars will just go. There are no obstacles. They will adjust themselves to a uniform distance from each other. I didn’t think there’d be a problem, since there was nothing there.
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The Centralized Mindset Assume centralized control where none exists Impose centralized control where none is needed
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Decentralized Systems Traffic jams Termite colonies Market economies Computer networks Human minds
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After-school centers where inner-city youth work together on design projects
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