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- 🎪 Building Learning Museums — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥1 savers
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By making learning tangible and hands-on, I was able to re-living a lost time. This folio made me fall in love with history. I've moved many houses, but the folio has travelled with me every single time.
🎪 Building Learning Museums — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥This folio made me fall in love with history. I've moved many houses, but the folio has travelled with me every single time.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that is stupid.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥Adults come with a lot of preconceived notions. We carry ‘the baggage’ of our past experiences and are often not able to see beyond it. Learning something new or learning something differently, often involves a great deal of ‘unlearning’ as well.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥Learning is always a multi-stakeholder space. For kids, they might be the end users but the ‘customers’ and key decision makers are the parents.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥Adults on the other hand, are looking for convenience while learning. How well does this fit into my schedule? How does it add value to my life? Learning often becomes quite transactional.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥For adults, especially those that start working - learning if at all, is only a small part of our lives. We struggle to prioritise it along with our work and life.
Learning Nerd’s Diary #36 — Hello, I'm Srishti! 💥There are always ways to make the learning experience even more authentic.
Megan Miao portfolioI like ceramics because I try and screw up as little as possible during my day job, and I pride myself on that. But this also doesn’t really adhere to my vision of life, which is that I should have enough room to make mistakes. Daring to make mistakes – and learn from mistakes – is something that we teachers tell our students to do, so it’s kind of funny as adults that we no longer have that safe environment.
Pottery Singapore|Samantha Tan|Megan Miao|Eastfield CeramicsPassing places reduce the need for roads larger than they need to be. They allow us the space to navigate our desire to explore while giving the earth the dignity of minimal intervention.
passing place - Megan Miao