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- From: Jenny <jenny@dsrt.com>
- To: "permaculture@listserv.oit.unc.edu" <permaculture@listserv.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Teach PC!?
- Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 10:47:02 -0700
I want to start a discussion about teaching styles and
methods that have been proven effective primarily in the
United States and are slowly integrated in other
cultural regions.
The importance of permaculture being tought at it's
highest level to everyone everywhere is a challenge.
Is it a matter of how to teach, for example, children
on their level of maturity, intelligence, backround,
culture.....and attention span.
Some teaching methods have been proven to be more
effective than others. Independent on the approach
the material and it's value shall not be compromised.
Obviously, different alleys are needed to reach
different target groups.
PC thought in "Lecture Style" vs.Experiential
Teaching/Learning, Seminar style vs. whatever unique
style and methods of reaching and teaching.
How do these methods sacrifice their effectiveness
depending on the culture and history of the region
or country?
Thanks for your thoughts
Jenny Cocq
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Teach PC!?,
Jenny, 05/26/1998
- Re: Teach PC!?, Skye, 05/31/1998
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
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RE: Teach PC!?,
goebel, 05/27/1998
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RE: Teach PC!?,
mgd5, 05/27/1998
- Re: Teach PC!?, Marsha Hanzi, 05/27/1998
- RE: Teach PC!?, April Sampson-Kelly, 05/27/1998
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RE: Teach PC!?,
mgd5, 05/27/1998
- RE: Teach PC!?, goebel, 05/28/1998
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