Some subscribers to Phys-L might be interested in a discussion-list
post "Off Topic: Gerald Grow's Remarkable Photoillustrations" [Hake
(2011)].
The first sentence reads:
"Although 'Off-Topic,' the remarkable photoillustrations of Gerald
Grow (2011) at <http://bit.ly/oPgN0n> may interest some Academic
Discussion List (ADL) subscribers.
P.S. "Off Topic"?? In the signature quote John Dewey speaks to the
concerns of Marion Brady <http://www.marionbrady.com/> - see e.g.,
"What's Worth Learning" [Brady (2010)].
"This situation in education represents the divisions and separations
which obtain in social life. The variety of interests which should
mark any rich and balanced experience have been torn asunder and
deposited in separate institutions with diverse and independent
purposes and methods. Business is business, science is science, art
is art, politics is politics, social intercourse is social
intercourse, morals is morals, recreation is recreation, and so on.
Each possesses a separate and independent province with its own
peculiar aims and ways of proceeding. Each contributes to the others
only externally and accidentally."
John Dewey (1916) in "Democracy and Education"
REFERENCES [URL's shortened by <http://bit.ly/> and accessed on 10 July 2011.]
Brady, Marion. 2010. "What's Worth Learning." Information Age
Publishing, publisher's information at <http://bit.ly/fAaI6Z>.
Amazon.com information at <http://amzn.to/hV9irc>. An expurgated
Google book preview is online at <http://bit.ly/hWpklM>.
Dewey, J. 1916. "Democracy and Education," Chapter 18 "Educational
Values," online at <http://bit.ly/r1Vruu>thanks to the Institute of
Learning Technologies. Scroll down to part 3, "The Segregation and
Organization of Values."
Grow, G. 2011. "Gerald Grow's exhibit of photoillustrations," JourNet
post of 9 Jul 2011 06:49:31-0400; online at <http://bit.ly/rs0slb>.
To access the archives of JOURNET one needs to subscribe :-( , but
that takes only a few minutes by clicking on <http://bit.ly/cGsot6>
and then entering one's email address and a password of one's
choosing.
Hake, R.R. 2011. "Off Topic: Gerald Grow's Remarkable
Photoillustrations" on the OPEN! AERA-L archives at
<http://bit.ly/peeQ6I>. Post of 10 Jul 2011 07:32:56 -0700 to
AERA-L, and NetGold. The abstract and link to the complete 3 kB post
are being transmitted to various discussion lists and are on my blog
"Hake'sEdStuff" at <http://bit.ly/ruIGI8> with a provision for
comments.