Skip to main content
S/R: STIMULUS/RESPONSE STORAGE/RETRIEVAL SEND/RECEIVE
  • Home
  • Publications
  • About

Tag: tedtalks

Classical music with shining eyes

20/04/200910/12/2025 josemota Leave a comment

“Classical music with shining eyes”, by Benjamin Zander, is one of the many pearls that can be found at TedTalks. It’s really worth watching. From the idea of “one buttock playing” to Zander’s definition of himself and of the director’s role,  so near to the essence of being a teacher, in my view, it’s around […]

Read More

School and creativity

27/01/200810/12/2025 josemota Leave a comment

One of the great “Ted Talks”. Sir Ken Robinson talks about the way in whiich school can kill creativity and how that is, to a certain extent, to kill the future that matters. Do schools kill creativity?

Read More

dissertacao_online

Winner of the Armando Rocha Trindade Award (2010) for the best master’s dissertation in the field of Distance Education.

Recent Posts

  • A Pedagogia no Ensino Online
  • EDLW – What might the future hold for distance education universities?
  • Interview with Tony Bates
  • Shouldn’t lectures be obsolete by now?
  • Bates, Daniel and Moore (video)

Recent Comments

  • José Mota on About
  • Ana Correia on About
  • José Mota on Are PLEs still relevant?
  • Martin on Are PLEs still relevant?
  • My comment on +Steve Wheeler ‘s post, “Reciprocity failure” – http://steve-wheeler.blogspot.pt/2012/… - S/R on Reciprocity failure – Is it really the problem?

Archives

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
Creative Commons Licence
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Theme by Colorlib Powered by WordPress