The Lost Tools of Learning
Brandon HendricksonWhat if schools were designed for humans? Putting together a big-picture view of humanity to craft new kinds of schools.
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| Issues | 136 | Subscribers | Read | losttools.org |
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Father, teacher, and inveterate book-reader living in Rochester, Minnesota. Founder of scienceisWEIRD.com; draws pictures of dinosaurs and thinks through new models to education in my spare time. Winner of the 2023 ACX book review contest.
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