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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"Being in a wheelchair is essentially about loss of independence. As time and technology speeds ahead, more technology is emerging to redress that loss. The invention of the wheelchair was a leap from not being able to move to full independent mobility. Now the iPortal makes the next step — from computing in one place to computing anywhere! ..." 
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"A new 3D audio navigation system from Microsoft could help people with sight loss explore cities independently ..."
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"Last year I wrote a post on how to help students think for themselves ..."
Bill Flowers's curator insight,
September 25, 2016 10:11 AM
Wonderful, imaginative questions. Can you image the difference we could make if we really taught children to think with these questions. Good for adults too!
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"The desire of a group of visually impaired young people to travel independently on the London Underground, rather than rely on friends, has contributed to the development of a ground-breaking app which they can use to guide them ..."
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"Why haven't education reform efforts amounted to much? Because they start with the wrong problem, says John Abbott, director of the 21 Century Learning Initiative ..."
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