This is a feature at TA, that shares TED talks that can help you be a better educator. These posts will be archived on the Philosophy page. The general focus is Education but are not limited to that. They can include other things as well.
In this post Howard Rheingold discusses the growth and basis for collaboration. (Note: He is not speaking about education specifically.) This is an interesting talk in itself, but when thinking about education and the possibilities that collaboration provides is extraordinary. The idea is that instead of beating the opponents, working with them for the greater good. That is brilliant. Teachers working with teachers to create better lessons only makes things easier and better.
Students working with students provides everyone with greater potential. Collaboration is an excellent tool when used correctly. The only concern is how to use it correctly in Education...
Listen to Howard Rhiengold:
