Two educational ideas for 2011 and beyond

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In this article, I argue that education has come to a crossroads. It is so easy to become educated that the role of the teacher can be seen as redundant. Because of this fact, it is time to reconsider what the teacher does, and whether the aim of clear communication by the teacher can, or should, be an educational goal. I argue that clear communication can no longer be embraced. Instead I offer two new educational ideas for 2011 and beyond. One is that the teacher's role should be a relational role. The other idea is that the teacher's speech should be poetic rather than informative.

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Bingham, C. (2012). Two educational ideas for 2011 and beyond. In Making Sense of Education: Fifteen Contemporary Educational Theorists in their own Words (Vol. 9789400740174, pp. 85–91). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4017-4_13

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