See on Scoop.it – Pahndeepah Perceptions
“What did you think about when you first read Teaching without Words ? Probably a voice inside you shouted out-loud : No way, this can’t be possible! Well this is what mine did. I too was taken aback by the weirdness of this question because for me teaching always equals talking, communication using both oral,visual and written code. Words are the primary tools we use to convey meanings , of course there are non verbal tools as well but particularly in formal educational settings like schools and classrooms, words take the lion share of our language. Can you imagine yourself delivering a lesson with no words in it ? will it work? Well Peterson has an answer.” …
See on www.educatorstechnology.com
Related articles
- Zoe Weil, the World Becomes What You Teach, a Ted Talk. (friendnature.wordpress.com)
- Laura Cococcia: The Tower of Babble: How Humans Learn Language (huffingtonpost.com)
- TED events highlight kids, ideas (charlotteobserver.com)
