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Benjamin, Emergent Learning, Places of Becoming, Posthumanism

Emergent Learning

by Benjamin Freud, Ph.D.5 Comments on Emergent Learning
Emergent Learning

This article was published in a slightly abridged version on IntrepidEd News on 1 August 2023. No two journeys are ever alike, because no two pupils are ever alike —Daniel Quinn I spent the best two months of my life during the summer of 2019. I’m not suggesting it was the easiest or most relaxing [...]

Benjamin, Biocentrism, Meeting Learner Needs, Places of Becoming, Posthumanism, Regenerative Design

What might regenerative practice look like in education?

by Benjamin Freud, Ph.D.2 Comments on What might regenerative practice look like in education?
What might regenerative practice look like in education?

This article was published in IntrepidEd News on 5 May 2023. [T]he only true atom is the universe—that total system of interdependent "thing-events" which can be separated from each other only in name.—Alan Watts Regenerative practice can never be achieved or ticked off a list. Regenerative practice is just that, practice. Regeneration is dynamic and [...]