Technology and Androgogy vs. Pedagogy
" Traditionally, the prevailing image of education shows young children seated in classrooms, eager and attentive, depending on teachers to impart their knowledge and experience. This classic image is called pedagogy, or the science of teaching children, and is derived from the Greek word for child (paidi) and guide (ago). But where do adult learners fall in this scenario? Andragogy, or the science of teaching adults, is derived from the Greek word for man (andras) and differs greatly from pedagogy in its practice. As education continues to evolve, a third model called heutagogy has gained recognition. Heutagogy focuses even more heavily on learner autonomy, empowering individuals to define what and how they learn, with an emphasis on developing their capabilities rather than just acquiring knowledge." - Kimi Pace (https://www.wgu.edu/blog/andragogy-pedagogy-key-differences-learning2205.html) I believe the correlation between the growth of technology and the failing cognitio...