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There's a great book by a Berkeley professor about the One Laptop Per Child project called The Charisma Machine (https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262537445/the-char
by smelendez 3y ago
There's a great book by a Berkeley professor about the One Laptop Per Child project called The Charisma Machine (https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262537445/the-charisma-machine/ https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262537445/the-charisma-machine/) that focuses deeply on this point.
It is interesting, though, because this is how a lot of adults with flexibility work: In a coffee shop or coworking space, sometimes using headphones, on their own laptops, around other people but not collaborating or interacting that much with them.
But then, most of us wouldn't work in a coffee shop full of restless kids or teens.
- Ensorceled 3y agoSure, as an adult, with goals and maturity and fully developed brains ... this works. As a pre-teen? > But then, most of us wouldn't work in a coffee shop full of restless kids or teens. Also, COVID remote learning kind of showed most kids can't work without external systems.