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know, then live?

Submitted by alesnick on Thu, 07/22/2010 - 6:50am.

To me, this connects with the usefulness of looking to evolution as a model for education.  Do you agree that it terms of evolution, living things, including ourselves, don't learn first, then live/play out that learning, but instead learn and live in a mutually reinforcing process?  If so, I wonder if knowledge is not so much acquired as something already out there and now assimilated,  but constructed -- even at the beginning (when first learning "the basics," for example). 

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