Knowledge
I’ll probably write my EdublogsClub post tomorrow. I’m really too tired to think too much about it now. I had a job interview this morning and I spent all my enthusiasm in one hour.
An interesting thing happened yesterday. I was tweeting about how excited I am to write about learning styles. And someone replied with they don’t exist and linked to the Guardian article that The Edublogger refers to! Now, maybe my reaction was coloured by the fact the person who replied spends their days trawling through Twitter to find and repost opinions that are identical to their own, as well as dismissing anyone who doesn’t share their world view.
But the post they don’t exist is very revealing. Firstly, it’s a definitive statement. Would you respond to questions or comments (in a learning environment) like that? Do you think it encourages debate? Secondly, would you comment before someone has even expressed their position on an issue? If you do, why are you doing that? Thirdly, do you think the sources/evidence you are showing balances conflicting opinions on the issue?