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Favoriting July 27, 2009: Rebooting Education

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Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Favoriting Anthology: Hey Ho, Let's Go! 
Curtis Mayfield  I Plan On Staying a Believer   Favoriting Live at the Bitter End, NYC 
Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Favoriting Anthology: Hey Ho, Let's Go! 


Listener comments!

  6:01pm
Charles-A.:

Welcome to The Media Squat
  6:08pm
Charles-A.:

You NEVER leave school, NEVER stop learning
  6:18pm
Charles-A.:

Its not about technology, its about USING the technology.

10,000 hours is the difference between a neophyte and somebody who you trust.
  6:25pm
Charles-A.:

10,000 hours is about 1,000 days at 10 hours a day.
1,000 days is about 3 years 4 months.

If people don't spend the time that obsessively, (10 hours a day,) they don't get that good.

Would you want to be operated on by a slacker?
  6:30pm
Charles-A.:

Given that it takes four year to get a college degree, and that they don't spend the time studying any subject obsessively, you realize that a college education is an absolute minimum.
  6:34pm
Charles-A.:

Innovation is a process of taking everything you know and putting it in perspective. Then you KNOW you should never have thought of school as over.
  6:50pm
Charles-A.:

The scientific method is a modality of thought.
  1:32pm
Carl Marsh:

wow this is cool! https://makerfaire.com/
  1:36pm
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