Finding the cure for Reflection Deficit Disorder |
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| Event | Interactive 2012 |
| Format | Solo |
| Organizer | Ash Bhoopathy – BetterAt |
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| Description | The formal structures supporting education haven't changed appreciably in the past several decades. The world continues to move at a dizzying pace and knowledge & information are created faster than ever. Aggregators like search engines and social filters allow for self discovery, autodidacta, and expansive learning beyond the confines of any static medium that preceded the world wide web. See this slide screenshot for the fundamental premise of this talk: http://go.yakshaving.net/2x271X2p2J1v3u1i2X20 Unfortunately, these tools have created a host of other problems including perverse self-filtering, misinformation, and the quandary of distinguishing signal from profuse noise. This talk will share original research from the IIT Institute of Design on homeschoolers, adults in macrobiotic cooking groups, scrapbookers, and girl scouts. I will define what we term as "reflection deficit disorder," an inability to reflect on multiple interests, vocations and hobbies in their whole, and why this is a problem. |
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| Level | Beginner |
| Supporting Material | http://better.at http://better.at/blog Teaser Slide Deck: http://go.yakshaving.net/1x450X3u403b1G1C193f This is a slide that explains the premise behind this talk: People suffer from reflection deficit disorder. http://go.yakshaving.net/140l042c3p2W2S0s1T3j |
| Category | Education / Online Learning |
| Tags | education, information overload, reflection |