Category: Economy
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NZ And Taiwan – What Is The Economic Relationship Between Our 2 Countries?
NZ and Taiwan – What is the economic relationship?
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Becoming Antifragile in Education – 4 Things You Can Do Right Now
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in Education, 2.0, 2015, Adult, Antifragile, Design, Disruption, Economy, Ed, Edtech, Education delivery model, Education resources, Evernote, Graeme Smith, Improve learning, Influence, Khan Academy, Knowing what to do, Leadership, Learn anything, Lifestyle, Literacy Numeracy Pro, Literacy Numeracy Professionals, Literacy Numeracy Symposium, LiteracyNumeracyPro.com, LNAAT, LNPro, New Zealand, NZCALNE (Voc), Online learning, Pathways, Pathways Awarua, Personal approach, Personal development, podcast, Practitioners, Productivity, Profession, Professional Development, Questions, Sal Khan, Salman Khan, Self development, Training, TutorHow to become antifragile so every blow makes you stronger Nassem Taleb is an expert on risk and probability and he recommends in his latest book that we become less fragile, more robust, and actually antifragile. This is more than just Sissy Resilience… and this means that when the stuff hits the fan you actually bounce back…
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What is school for? You Should Read Seth Godin’s FREE 97 Page Manifesto – Stop Stealing Dreams
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in Education, ALEC, Anxiety caused by learning, Diploma, Disruption, Economy, Edtech, Education delivery model, Educator’s Journey, Flipped, Free, Grammar, Hacking, Improve teaching practice, Jobs, Khan Academy, Leadership, Life, Lifestyle, Literacy Numeracy Pro, Literacy Numeracy Professionals, LNPro, Mastery, Meaning, MOOC, MVP, NCALNE, NCALNE (Voc), NCLANA, Online assessment, Online learning, Pathways, Pathways Awarua, Productivity, Professional Development, Qualifications, Reading, Reading comprehension, Sal Khan, Self development, Teaching philosophy, Technology, Theory, VideoSeth Godin’s manifesto on school and schooling This is a great manifesto on education by internet marketing guru Seth Godin. Seth is referring to the public school system in the US. However, I think what he says applies more generally everywhere across education. The industrial model is broken Seth critiques the largely broken industrial model of…