Over the years the Piaget list has proven quite helpful to me. Thus, it is with considerable pleasure that I share my continuing writing activities with you.

Please brows the chapter titles given below, and see if any seem to “grab” you.
Education for Students' Futures
Education for Students’ Futures is a new free 116-page book edited by David Moursund and Robert Sylwester, and published by Information Age Education. The intended audience is preservice and inservice K-12 teachers, teachers of teachers, parents of school-age children, and others interested in our educational system. The book has multiple authors, although Moursund and Sylwester together have written well over half of the chapters.

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The book's 22 chapters are arranged into four sections that describe major societal changes from the Industrial Revolution to the expected Technological Singularity (some time in the future in when computers will be smarter than humans).

Part 1: The Concept of External Cognition
Introduction
The First Machine Age
The Second Machine Age
The Coming Technological Singularity
Education for the Coming Technological Singularity
Part 2: Cognition Begins with Attention
Self-Assessment Can Help Students to Become More Responsible for Their Own Education
Mastery Learning and Authentic Assessment
Attention in an Increasingly Distractive World
Developing Abilities to Cope with and Reduce Distraction
The Problem Is Not the Cell Phone
The Administrative Role in Interactive Instruction
Part 3: Human Brain and Computer Brain
Conscious and Unconscious Response—a Cognitive Neuroscientist's Perspective
The Future of the Mind —A Theoretical physicist's Perspective
Introduction to the Future of Teaching Machines
The Teaching Machine Is Both Tool and Teacher
Innovating Minds—What Students Need for the Future
Part 4: Explorations that Look Toward Future Possibilities
Folk Computing and Folk Mathing
The Role of Video Games in the Education of Young People
Sugata Mitra's Thoughts on the Future of Learning
Writing as an Important Challenge in Adult Education
Diane Ackerman on The Human Age: The World Shaped by Us
The Future through Quotations