Episode 16: Martin Storksdieck - Visionary of lifelong learning

Show Notes: Institute for Learning Innovation (02:20) Those that have given language and expression to Martin in his life (15:00) Art - Die Brücke impressionistsArt - Mid-century modernismPoetry and philosophy - SchopenhauerPoetry vs. Science as forms for expression (17:00) Rainer Maria Rilke (18:00) Questions are a mighty form of words Wellsprings of creativity and growth Waldorf schools (21:00) Ecological physiology (24:45) Chaos: Making a new science by James Gleick (30:00) Field trips in environmental education by Martin Storksdieck (32:00) How to create experiences (34:00) Interconnect cognitive processes with emotional or affective processes Center for Research on Lifelong STEM Learning (35:45) An academic immigrant story - to rebuild roots and reorient in new environment (37:00) Markov chain (38:00) Sustaining energy (41:00) Hesitancy to asking questions often comes from the belief that your questions are worth asking (44:45) Be a collector of questions (47:40) The question is the purpose National Academy of Sciences - How people learn (48:00) National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator (49:00) Martin’s projectMy projectLightning round (56:00) Book: Homo Faber by Max Frisch Passion outside of his field: social justice Making his heart sing: Seeing his son grow up Screwed up: relationship Find Martin online Twitter: @StorksdieckLinkedInFacebook  Oregon State UniversityEmail'Five-Cut Fridays’ series  Martin’s list