Education as a Ubiquitous Learning Web, Immersed in Living.
Y Jung - Journal of Unschooling & Alternative Learning, 2011 - search.ebscohost.com
This essay describes the personal philosophy of education I have developed through my
formal and informal education in both South Korea and the United States. While much of the
world considers institutionalized school education to be the essential and only way to be
educated, I suggest, instead, relational, communicative, and informal ways of learning,
which occur in a ubiquitous learning web, immersed in living. To open the discussion, I
describe how my early experiences as a public school student in my home county of South …
formal and informal education in both South Korea and the United States. While much of the
world considers institutionalized school education to be the essential and only way to be
educated, I suggest, instead, relational, communicative, and informal ways of learning,
which occur in a ubiquitous learning web, immersed in living. To open the discussion, I
describe how my early experiences as a public school student in my home county of South …
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J Yuha - Journal of Unschooling and Alternative Learning Vol, 2011 - researchgate.net
This essay describes the personal philosophy of education I have developed through my
formal and informal education in both South Korea and the United States. While much of the
world considers institutionalized school education to be the essential and only way to be
educated, I suggest, instead, relational, communicative, and informal ways of learning,
which occur in a ubiquitous learning web, immersed in living. To open the discussion, I
describe how my early experiences as a public school student in my home county of South …
formal and informal education in both South Korea and the United States. While much of the
world considers institutionalized school education to be the essential and only way to be
educated, I suggest, instead, relational, communicative, and informal ways of learning,
which occur in a ubiquitous learning web, immersed in living. To open the discussion, I
describe how my early experiences as a public school student in my home county of South …