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This is the 6778th post on the blog and I want to alert readers to the use of the search block at upper left that allows readers to find content by search term from the past 20 years. 

I find it useful, as it reminds me of earlier subjects I've written about. Want to know about Friedrich Adolph Wilhelm Diesterweg, for example? You can type that name in to find out his importance in hands-on learning.

Echoing Pestalozzzi, Diesterweg suggested that curricula move from the known to the unknown, from the easy to the more difficult, from the simple to the complex, and from the concrete to the abstract, describing how we all learn.

Make, fix and create...