http://pedablogy.stevegreenlaw.org/?p=209 Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:34:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://pedablogy.stevegreenlaw.org/?p=209&cpage=1#comment-422 Gardner Writes » Blog Archive » What if the problem is not pedagogy, but profession? Sun, 19 Feb 2006 14:49:42 +0000 http://jerryslezak.net/pedablogy/?p=209#comment-422 [...] Interesting conversation over at Steve’s Pedablogy site on what enables risk, and why teaching is such a walled garden even inside the university. Rodney Brooks likes to take assumptions and negate them, so in that spirit and to play devil’s advocate, what if the problem is not that people aren’t thinking well about their teaching? What if the problem is that people aren’t thinking well about their professional work? Working on narrow topics and publishing things of interest to only a few could be a succinct definition of much of the blogosphere. What’s the difference? Why blog anyway? How do we get a “blogosphere” out of all the “b” blogs? [...] [...] Interesting conversation over at Steve’s Pedablogy site on what enables risk, and why teaching is such a walled garden even inside the university. Rodney Brooks likes to take assumptions and negate them, so in that spirit and to play devil’s advocate, what if the problem is not that people aren’t thinking well about their teaching? What if the problem is that people aren’t thinking well about their professional work? Working on narrow topics and publishing things of interest to only a few could be a succinct definition of much of the blogosphere. What’s the difference? Why blog anyway? How do we get a “blogosphere” out of all the “b” blogs? [...]

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