Secret Life of Learning
Whitney Whealdon, CassandraFor quiet reformers asking what learning really is, how the system distorts it, and whether tech can support something better.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 52 | Subscribers | Read | whitneywhealdon.substack.com |
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"The Pathology of Command and Control"
At the beginning of “We Need to Rewild the Internet” Maria Farrell and Robin Berjon present the case study of “scientific forestry” in late 1700s Prussia and Saxony. The intent was to standardize and control timber growth and production to ...
AI Exposes Learning Design Flaws Decades in the Making
Karen Smiley from SheWritesAI asked for my thoughts on this post from the Modern Mom Playbook. In it, Anastasia provides some practical advice for parents to help their children and themselves in navigating AI in education. The big takeaway...
AI Everywhere Book Chapter Resources
As research and resources become available to support or challenge the role of AI technologies in learning, I will share those here.
The Comprehension Machine is Smoking
I chose “Secret Life of Learning” for the name of my newsletter because I’m interested in the invisible frictions that get in the way of learning. I like to find things that aren’t working and figure out why. If the machine is smoking, inst...
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Former state education and curriculum leader turned tech translator at Learning Tapestry and co-founder of Wonderwood, the knowledge-building app for curious kids
\ud83c\udf93 Ex-Silicon Valley Software Engineer → Home Educator of Three ✍️ Covering creative education & messy human stuff.
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