Hole in the Wall: Self-Organising Systems in Education

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"Hole in the Wall: Self-Organising Systems in Education" is a book by educational researcher Sugata Mitra that explores how minimally invasive, computer-based learning environments enable children to self-organize their own education.

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instanceOf book
argues access to the internet can enable autonomous learning
children can learn complex tasks without direct adult instruction
learning systems can emerge spontaneously in groups of children
author Sugata Mitra NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkOf Sugata Mitra’s Hole in the Wall experiments
contributesTo debate on the role of teachers in digital learning
discussion of alternative education models
discusses implications of technology for schooling
learning in low-resource environments
learning without formal curriculum
use of shared public computers by children
examines informal learning in public spaces
peer-to-peer learning among children
self-directed exploration of digital content
focusesOn children’s ability to self-organise their own education
genre educational research
intendedAudience education policymakers
educational researchers
teachers
language English
mainSubject child-led learning
computer-based learning environments
educational technology
minimally invasive education
self-organised learning
proposesConcept minimally invasive education
relatedTo Hole in the Wall project NERFINISHED
Self-Organised Learning Environments (SOLE) concept NERFINISHED
theoreticalFramework constructivist learning theory
self-organising systems

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Sugata Mitra notableWork Hole in the Wall: Self-Organising Systems in Education