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Contents. 1 A Collection of Citations on Open, free, participatory, and commons-oriented learning approaches. 1.1 Citation 2: Schools need to open up to peer-based learning models. 1.2 Citation 3: the Learning 2.0 approach. 1.3 Citation 4: Education is diverging from schooling.
APA Funk seek to defend the rights of the funkeiros (artists) and stand up for the Funk culture - against prejudice and criminalization. The Association promotes debates and activities about funk and helps artists to emancipate.
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"Changing men starts with the premise that there is something wrong with men. If these guidelines are followed, how will men who see themselves as “traditionally masculine” trust that their sessions will be used for their own goals of psychotherapy rather than to address their masculinity? Any guidelines issued by the APA should be for the purpose ...
John Paul Wright: "Thirteen years in the making, the American Psychological Association (APA) released the newly drafted “Guidelines for Psychological Practice for Boys and Men.” Backed by 40 years of science, the APA claims, the guidelines boldly pronounce that “traditional masculinity” is the cause and consequence of men’s mental health concerns....
* Article: Is there an alternative to the new APA Guidelines for Working with Men and Boys? by Dr John Barry URL = https://malepsychology.org.uk/2019/01/10/is-there-an-alternative-to-the-new-apa-guidelines-for-working-with-men-and-boys/
Dan Lockton: "Many academic fields touch on areas relevant to this subject, from architecture to computer science. Perhaps the closest single exposition of many of the pertinent concepts is Langdon Winner’s 1986 “Do artifacts* have politics?” in which he discusses the idea that: “ The machines, structures, and systems of modern material ...
* Book: Spheres. Peter Sloterdijk. 3 vols. Semiotext(e). 2014 URL = Bubbles: Spheres Volume I: Microspherology, translation by Wieland Hoban, Los Angeles, Semiotext(e ...
Description. "The “economics of abundance” is based on a critique of our present economic system, which finds value only in scarce commodities – i.e., things which can be sold at a high price because demand exceeds supply. Because this economy depends on demand always outstripping supplies, it also depends on “scarcity-generating ...
Article: Academia as a Commons: How open technologies can help higher education expand collaboration, innovation and public access to knowledge. By David Bollier URL ...
