My thoughts about about Tulley's learing stlye and approach to learing are that I pretty much agree with everything he says, and his ways of teching are very helpful. This video shows that working directly with kids and letting them explore new ways of learning helps them understand things without the help of an adult. His approach to learing is different than most ways but I believe it is affective and works well.
This video kind of changed my current way of learning and made me wish that more of my learning way more hands on instead of in the books and lecture.
I believe Tully is saying that each child learns in different ways and that his teaching method is helpful and could potentially help children leard better in some areas rather then the traditional learning method.
My experiences in school related to leaning have been the traditional type of learning. By studying out of the book and by having the teaher lecture tothe class. Most of my classes haven't been hands on learning, which I also think would be a better way of learning in some ways.
My outside of school learing experiences have been more hands on and learn it yourself. I tend to like that style of learing because it helps me learn things quicker and easier.
Yes I think I would like to attend a school that has that type of teaching method. I believe it would help me learn better and faster.
I would trive in a hands on environment where I could learn things by doing them myself instead of being told how to do it.
Yes, when I was told to learn something by watching someone else do it the wrong way, then I had to do it the right way. The result was that I knew not what to do, so I did it right on the first try.
My thought on how society responds to failure is that I believe that society feels failure is a good way of learing, as long as there isn't too much failure.
Nothing else in this video really struck me.
-Jeff
