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“How will you measure up your life?” Build a life strategy
I came up through this very interesting address (to HBS 2010 graduates) by Clayton Christensen a few months ago… and decided to read it first to satisfy my little curiosity. I personally do not favor...
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The fate of the humanities
This seems to be a ludicrous topic to reflect upon for many scholars. Evaluation has already penetrated education policies and budget cuts transformed our schools into economically efficient machines....
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Demystifying the Chosen Few
Ridendo dicere verum quid vetat I would not venture into addressing this lasting myth of the ‘chosen people’ if not for education purposes. I have already have so many occasions to give my version and...
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Philosophy of education: from a nightmare to a ‘dialogique’ insight
(Credits: the birth of the University of Victoria) Memento audere semper A nightmare just ended up my precious nap of the day : a nearly dreadful vision of very well-executed North Korean military...
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Addendum to philosophy of/on education considerations
Addendum from today (May 9): Graecum est, non legitur I remain intrigued, because I’m no trained sociologist maybe, by the scientific validity of assumably cultural biaises toward education methods and...
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Man’s search for education: what is the meaning?
“Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” Viktor Frankl (1905-1997) This post won’t be...
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Individuals and democratic education: what is to be reinvented?
Quod omnes tangit, ab omnibus probari debet I’m back after a long sleep – prayed for a catnap, got more. Happy to get my thinking straight, hopefully. I tend to think that something is missing,...
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Back to basics: self-applying ‘dialogical’ interrogations
Malitiis non est indulgendum I haven’t posted for several weeks now although my long-lasting friend is expecting my answers to his latest comments. I had to rest on my oars but, well, it’s good to be...
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