What is EduThirdSpace?
EduThirdSpace (Education in the Third Space) is a publication that explores education within and outside of schools, the different ways people think about education and being educated, and the role that human nature plays in how we understand and act upon education.
Read takes on questions like:
What do we mean when we say education? Are we talking about instruction within a school? The accumulation of knowledge through discovery? Learning a skill or trade?
What does it mean to be educated? Demonstration of the ability to speak and be understood? Having a bank of knowledge and the skills to act on it? Understanding and being able to navigate the world?
And what role does human nature play in how we think about education and become educated? Does one understand education differently based on their innate faculties? Likewise, does one approach learning differently based on their innate characteristics?
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