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Home » Getting there? Two thinkers moving towards CPE-PEN perspectives
Getting there? Two thinkers moving towards CPE-PEN perspectives
Books & Reviews, CPE / PEN News and Comment, E-briefing, innovation, Links, Think Pieces and Provocations · Tagged: 21st century learning, Charles Leadbeater, Ken Robinson
PEN Comment: It’s worth casting around occasionally to see where the edge of educational thought lies. Two influential thinkers are indicating they are they are moving in the right direction. We can recommend
Charles Leadbeater – What’s next 21 Ideas for 21st century Learning
http://www.innovation-unit.co.uk/about-us/publications/whats-next.html
Charles Leadbeater own website – http://www.charlesleadbeater.net/home.aspx
Ken Robinson – Fertile minds need feeding. Are schools stifling creativity?
Ken Robinson tells Jessica Shepherd why learning should be good for the soul.
Jessica Shepherd The Guardian, Tuesday 10 February 2009
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/feb/10/teaching-sats
PEN Comment:We would of course ask Charles and Ken to look closer at ideas like the ‘Catalogue Curriculum’ and ‘invitational’ institutions (particularly convivial, all-age community-based learning centres). Issues of choice and the support of a wide range of people including ‘pedagogues’ within the learning landscape also need fully unpicking. Nonetheless boys keep up the good work. We’d be happy to enagage with you and take your ideas forward.
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