Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 57 頁
... balance - the balance of learning - and that the impotence people experience is the result of yet a fourth upset in what I call the balance of power . 3. Overprogramming The balance of learning is determined by the ratio of two kinds of ...
... balance - the balance of learning - and that the impotence people experience is the result of yet a fourth upset in what I call the balance of power . 3. Overprogramming The balance of learning is determined by the ratio of two kinds of ...
第 60 頁
... learning by the use of convivial tools and learning through manipulation . Both views skew the balance of learning by increasing manipulative teaching and crushing autonomous questions . Those who treat education as a means for ...
... learning by the use of convivial tools and learning through manipulation . Both views skew the balance of learning by increasing manipulative teaching and crushing autonomous questions . Those who treat education as a means for ...
第 68 頁
... balance of learning . People who are hooked on teaching are conditioned to be cus- tomers for everything else . They see their own personal growth as an accumulation of institutional outputs , and prefer what in- stitutions make over ...
... balance of learning . People who are hooked on teaching are conditioned to be cus- tomers for everything else . They see their own personal growth as an accumulation of institutional outputs , and prefer what in- stitutions make over ...
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