Maha Bali’s blog about education
It’s week 5 of #moocmooc, and we’re reading Illich. I shouldn’t be uncomfortable with deschooling. After all
Dear Beloved Oppressor, This is an “I love you, but…” letter. Let’s start with the premise that you ar
I need to update my syllabus for this Spring. I am tagging this #moocmooc as well because I am trying to think of agency as we
This is another post in my series of reasons to go to the #et4online conference this year. Gardner Campbell will be a plenary
I saw this beautiful animated gif in a zeega Terry Elliott did and it moved me. So much. I loved the symbolism of it and how w
On Monday January 26, 3-4:45pm Cairo time, Maha Abdel Moneim and I will be facilitating a workshop at Nile TESOL (so audience
I’ve been wanting to respond to Dave Cormier’s posts on the problem of education. I love that he’s taking th
The truth about MOOCs is, you can’t know for certain, in advance, how good of a learning experience it’s going to
I’ve been reading several books in parallel these days (I haven’t managed to read a non-fiction book in a linear m
The title of this post is inspired by a blogpost by Alyson Indrunas (the title of which is actually inspired by a comment I wr
