This question highlights the difference between exposition and e… — Text of an address to the Provincial Committee on the Aims and Objectives of Education of the Schools of Ontario, on January 19, (1967), p 11. Printed as “Education in the Electronic Age,” Interchange (Toronto: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education), Vol. 1, No. 4. (1970), reprinted as Chapter 12.3 in The Best of Times / The Worst of Times: Contemporary Issues in Canadian Education. (1972)

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This question highlights the difference between exposition and exploration. Anything that I know I can explain quite simply and directly. I can package it. Nearly everything I write is concerned with areas of exploration in which I am actively engaged in discovery. That is why I say, I have no point of view.

Text of an address to the Provincial Committee on the Aims and Objectives of Education of the Schools of Ontario, on January 19, (1967), p 11. Printed as “Education in the Electronic Age,” Interchange (Toronto: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education), Vol. 1, No. 4. (1970), reprinted as Chapter 12.3 in The Best of Times / The Worst of Times: Contemporary Issues in Canadian Education. (1972)

Quote #3898

Year: 1967

Chapter: McLuhan on McLuhan