Archive for category Evolution
Yes!!!
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in Evolution, Technology on April 7, 2010
These two look nice next to each other, don’t you think?… Continue reading
The next age of learning and leading…
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in Evolution, Teaching/Learning on April 5, 2010
Alan November has put up a new video that captures effectively the nuances of moving beyond current educational paradigms. The recent release of the “new” NCLB, the responses from AASA, and the Common Core Standards… Continue reading
Apple iPad and Learning
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in Evolution, Teaching/Learning, Technology on April 5, 2010
Nice video from Kevin Honeycutt on the possibilities… Continue reading | 4 Comments
Which path to take…
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in China, Evolution, Leadership, Teaching/Learning on November 4, 2009
Two Million Minutes
A debate continued to brew regarding the general focus of education and how to reconcile the differences between schools in three distinct cultures and two significantly different dichotomies. It’s western… Continue reading
In reflection on Jeffrey Canada…
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in Evolution, Leadership, Teaching/Learning on August 21, 2009
After discussing the Harlem Children’s Zone…
What would you rather have, a blanket of mediocrity, or a quilt of excellence?
This American Life Podcast – Interview of Jeffrey Canada
Baby College… Continue reading
Response to the Evolution Debate: Memes
Posted by Jon P. Zurfluh in Evolution, Leadership on June 7, 2008
Susan Blackmore uncovers a new concept about the development of thought and ideas as she characterizes them as similar to viruses of thought. She extends on this core thinking and presents a new concept:
"Temes"… Continue reading
With the Mind in Mind…Evolution
Posted by chinazurfluh in Evolution, Farside, Leadership on October 7, 2007
I won’t pretend to be a lead scholar on this topic and will, where appropriate, link you to the authors that are leading thinkers in this area. The premise reads like this:
At a… Continue reading | 1 Comment


