Hello, ya'll. Scott again with S4theB! episode 41! As an example of the way the world is flattening, I've gotten to know Ian a bit after only attending one of his dynamic workshops this past spring, a get-together of teachers and administrators at Harpeth Hall Academy here in Nashville, Tennessee. Most of my fellow technology staff and teachers attended, along with several classroom teachers with an interest in understanding the effects that ongoing exponential change in all areas of our lives, especially those technological, will have upon the way students learn and teachers "teach." This is of primary importance to our science teachers (not to mention all teachers) as students are increasingly lost to our formal teaching institutions because in large part the work they are asked to do in school--in the ways they are asked to do it--is pretty meaningless to them. Disagree? Listen to some of the numbers in our chat about the percentages of students leaving schools in droves. As Ian says, "They're voting with their feet." Listen here as Ian Jukes, host of "The Committed Sardine" blog (an immensely popular online resource for teachers) chats about the future of the future. If you like what you're hearing, feel free to browse at the "Feed" link in the left-hand sidebar to hear other episodes. Shareshare as you will! Songs today are from both garageband.com and music.podshow.com. I like 'em and I hope you will. If you do, run on over to the former website for Joe Turley's music and the latter for both Happy Rhodes's and Causeway's. There's more where that came from!!!