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Memorization: A Shift from Oral to Literate Cultures
Memorization has long been a tool for retaining new knowledge. Oral cultures of the past depended heavily on memorization to pass what was meaningful on to the next generation (Olick & Robbins, 1998). Current learning theories such as cognitive information … Continue reading
What was the Judgement of Thamus?
Commentary 1: What was The Judgement of Thamus? Neil Postman begins his book Technopoly: The surrender of culture to technology with the Judgment of Thamus in order to elucidate “several sound principles” (p. 4) to guide his thinking on the … Continue reading →