mental meanderings and self-organization
Douglas D. Germann, Sr.
76066.515 at compuserve.com
Tue Oct 29 17:58:58 PST 2002
Julie--
Two statements you made drew me into this conversation:
<< How do we teach our children algebra?
What occurs to me is to ask, Why did anyone invent algebra? I suspect the
answer revolves around curiosity for the world around them, and the need
for a tool to help in the exploring.
<< What do I believe about education? What do I believe about educating
<< children?" I'm pulled toward inviting discussion about the core
beliefs
I like that theme. Is it like a lot of my themes, though--exciting, but
hard to get arms around? What topics would you post if you were sitting in
the circle hearing the invitation to "Come to the center, grab a marker and
paper...?" Your theme revolves somehow around hidden assumptions, yes?
Could you use a little bit of sleuthing and curiosity to explore your
theme?
:-Doug.
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