Part of my authentic learning trek has been reflection. After researching learning theories and their applications at what often felt like the speed of light, a quiet period of reflection allowed for a way to make connections with what I’d done and how I now view new ideas and new technologies. In many instances, it meant stepping back from the familiar and looking at it from a new perspective, much as astronauts do when looking at Earth from the silence and distance of space. The familiar is seen through a new lens, and what was not visible before is seen.

 

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