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Inventing the Future of Higher Education by Peshe C. Kuriloff - November 22, 2011The accomplishments of Steve Jobs, a college drop-out, raise provocative questions about what students learn in college and what they might benefit from learning in the future. This article argues that the goal of higher education going forward should be to produce knowledge rather than consume it. Knowledge-making will require some significant adjustment in how we teach our students.To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- Peshe Kuriloff
Temple University E-mail Author PESHE C. KURILOFF is an associate professor for teaching and instruction at Temple University's College of Education. She oversees undergraduate general education courses on Youth Cultures and Tweens and Teens and also teaches the seminar that accompanies student teaching. She studies and writes about education policy and practices.
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