I already knew about this idea but I came across this very good TedTalk where Eli Pariser is just amazingly clear about the filter bubble how he called it. As teachers it is our responsibility to stress critical thinking in our students and this is a brilliant way to say it. Related to this idea of not wanting to live in this bubble and reading an article by Doug Belshaw I came across the idea of using a search engine that does not track your search, DuckDuckGo. The idea: the results are not curated by the main “gatekeepers”. I decided, as Doug did, to give it a try and see if I can consciously step out of the filter bubble which, awkwardly enough, I did not decide to be in!
Here the link to their webpage and project The filter bubble upworthy
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The essence of philosophy is the art of thinking…and it should serve human fluorishing
From Giorgio Bertini’s blog
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz8cVS8LoO7ONUJWNWNxdTlPNEk/preview
Starting a fire: how to keep the creative spark alive.
Lovely analogy: Creativity and lighting a fire with out a fire lighter 🙂
Let us teach guessing! With George Polya
Look at this beautiful video almost 50 years old. Thinking and learning in mathematics!
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