It gives good insights.

Very informative indeed

THIS SITE CAN ALSO BE OF HELP IN LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM WALLS
https://www.edutopia.org/stw/normalpark-case-study-video
Collaboration with local museums and community organizations offer Normal Park students real-world connections

THIS SITE CAN ALSO BE OF HELP IN LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOM WALLS
https://www.edutopia.org/stw/normalpark-case-study-video
Collaboration with local museums and community organizations offer Normal Park students real-world connections

Walter, I think the 1st one is not necessarily about learning outside the classroom walls, but rather the relationships between home, school and the community.

Very good observations Esther

Good observation ESther, technology promotes the creation of PLN and this goes along way in breaking down the wall.

all those points show the power and potential of technology. its time to think virtual

This almost summarizes everything, good points Esther

Once there is connectivity and internet, learning can go out of the classroom.

True Walter. If they can do all this without being pressured to stick to the traditional ways, even those walls they see will cease to cause them any discomfort. Hence breaking the walls.

So true walter, the students are infact given a challenge to think out of the box!

True Walter. It’s not physical breaking down of the walls but rather the flexibilty that comes with technology allowing learning to take place beyond the confines of the classroom.

With all these mobile devises available they can continue working away from class.

good
we shall be waiting

Ok Edward.

Great, Still waiting!

Very right Edward. It’s true the classroom walls are not physically broked down.

Of course breaking down the walls is figuratively used to refer to the act of extending learning beyond the traditional Classroom by the use of technology.