Jannet Mariela Aviña Caamal I really like your presentation but I believe that it’s more important the content. That reading was really interesting since I could notice the changes that society has undergone. I can’t imagine a society where kids have to work instead of attending to school because nowadays it’s common that adults work and children go to school. However, as many things, education has to evolve. It’s interesting how the author separate the different societies because it makes us think if the changes and technological advances are helping us to improve our education. We have to think and act as intelligent persons and use technological tools for developing new tools and increase our knowledge because we are the future.
It is fascinating to see and compare how the society has changed over the years. Today it's normal for children to attend to school but years ago not all had that chance, instead of that many of them had to work or they were prepared for working, what in that time was considered as something quite normal, nowadays is considered as abuse. In contrast with current school programs where children can express their opinion and learn how to think by themselves, the education was unilateral. Today we are going through another change, as we have discussed in class, we aren't a 2.0 society yet, not completely, but we are in the way.
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ResponderEliminarI really like your presentation but I believe that it’s more important the content. That reading was really interesting since I could notice the changes that society has undergone. I can’t imagine a society where kids have to work instead of attending to school because nowadays it’s common that adults work and children go to school. However, as many things, education has to evolve. It’s interesting how the author separate the different societies because it makes us think if the changes and technological advances are helping us to improve our education. We have to think and act as intelligent persons and use technological tools for developing new tools and increase our knowledge because we are the future.
It is fascinating to see and compare how the society has changed over the years. Today it's normal for children to attend to school but years ago not all had that chance, instead of that many of them had to work or they were prepared for working, what in that time was considered as something quite normal, nowadays is considered as abuse. In contrast with current school programs where children can express their opinion and learn how to think by themselves, the education was unilateral. Today we are going through another change, as we have discussed in class, we aren't a 2.0 society yet, not completely, but we are in the way.
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