Mitchel Resnick - On Seymour Papert

Mitch Resnick discusses the profound influence of Seymour Papert on his work, focusing on four guiding principles of learning: projects, passion, peers, and play. He emphasizes the importance of engaging students through projects, nurturing their passions, learning collaboratively with peers, and incorporating play into education. Resnick reflects on Papert's ideas and their impact on modern educational technology, such as the Scratch programming language.

Describe the significance of peers in the learning process according to Mitch Resnick.

How has technology changed the way children learn from their peers according to Mitch Resnick?

What is meant by 'hard fun' in the context of learning and exploration?