is the initiative to leverage the digital divide present in both public and private schools in Mexico.
And what do they want to accomplish?
"...we will change the focus of the learning system, shifting from a model that thinks of teachers & blackboard as main source of knowledge to Student Focused Model. This means that the students and their resources will be the source of knowledge and will share it with both students and teachers. This will enable students to:
* Develop critic and reflexive thinking skills
* Create knowledge
* Find Organize and apply knowledge effectively
* Apply knowledge in non structured problems
* Learn Collaboration
* and Computer Literacy
Does it get any sweeter than this or what ?" Ukini
Seems we share a deep rooted believe at Supercool School and Ukini in the power of the people and the need for a shift of our understanding about learning.
We have to give the power of education to you - the people. And we have to build bridges for children not rooms full of walls! I know it´s sounds naive and ignorant and that´s why I believe it can work ( ignorance is bliss ; )! We want to give the world a school without limits. Not the limit of time, space, money, sex, background, skin color...what? Why you still reading? When we say no limits - we mean NO LIMITS!
There are alot of cool projects in the education & learning area out there and I am excited about the possibilities!
No project is an island.
Thankx to hj barraza from Ukini for starting this conversation...I will keep you updated about Ukini here.
And to all of you out there who plan to take action and solve some education problems - feel free to contact me and tell me what you do! This is also true for those of you who know about cool education projects - talk to me!
P.S. If you want to know what the hell Ukini has to do with the web killer coding ninja monkeys from outer space you´ll have to go to hj barraza´s ABOUT page and check it out yourselves ;)
Much power to the people! Steli



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