Threshold Spring 2008
 
 
 

Threshold Magazine - New Directions
Spring 2008

The Spring 2008 issue of Threshold: Exploring the Future of Education features articles focused on mapping the forces that will change the education landscape over the next decade, produced in partnership with KnowledgeWorks Foundation.

PDF icon Change Agents
From chronic diseases to religious fundamentalism, digital diversity to urban uncertainties, Barbara Diamond looks at major new forces in today’s society that are redefining and reshaping the future of education.
PDF icon Open Learning
Gary W. Matkin explores what open textbooks tell us about the revolution in education.
PDF icon The Future of Education: A Threshold Forum
Kevin Clark, Carl E. Harris, Charles House, Henry Kelly, and Monica Martinez discuss how technology is raising new questions about knowledge, assessment, and the role of educators.
PDF icon 2006–2016 Map of Future Forces Affecting Education
A forecast of external forces that are important in shaping the context for the future of public education and learning in the next decade. A special pull-out section.
PDF icon Options and Opportunities
Stephen Downes looks at how new technologies and demand from students and parents are spurring schools around the world to offer an increasingly diverse range of learning opportunities.
PDF icon An Explosion of Pedagogical Agents
Charters and other schooling alternatives give educators a much-needed chance to innovate, according to Tim McDonald and Ted Kolderie.
 

Departments

PDF icon Explorations
On the threshold of change: Cable in the Classroom’s Douglas Levin and KnowledgeWorks Foundation’s Chad Wick on how education leaders can help school communities chart an effective course for the future.
PDF icon About Threshold
Who we are, what we do, and why.
PDF icon In Focus
Changing demand for work skills, chronic health conditions in schools, wired teachers, and more.
 
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