Surprisingly, but books hardly reflect students’ interests. It may sound like students just want to find excuses and Facebook all the time.<\/p>\n
But what if we look at the matter from a different angle and try to bring the Internet to our classrooms and start a Wiki, Blog and Forum for Project-Based Learning. We can feverishly confront this idea and say it’s major concession which will lead to massive degradation of students. It’s euristical. But let\u2019s admit that school should meet nowadays needs.<\/p>\n
A friend of mine, a history teacher with 30 years of experience at school, said:<\/span><\/p>\n From conversations with my students I found that though class books are good, they don\u2019t give flexibility, motivation, connection, collaboration and don’t implement constructivism.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n If you\u2019re still unsure, watch this informative TEDx video. Speaker Ashkan Fardost talks about internet of things, what we can expect in the future and how far the development has come.<\/span><\/p>\n