I still consider myself a Digital immigrant in many areas of Technology. I also believe it is not a bad thing as we have an advantage to multitask and think from a perspective of a person who has no interest or inclination towards technology.We grew up learning the best from both worlds of technology and Human interaction. Sitting in front a computer all day does not make you an expert in that subject unless you go and experience the same in the real world. Having said that ,This is the time when we are working with the Digital Natives.Instructional design and games based learning is something that sparks the interest of a student.One has to adapt to the new technologies and change their methodologies of teaching and increase their technological fluency. "Thought Experiments" take place for digital immigrants which they design a game for the digital natives to learn.

After reading a little about the Theory Theory concept, we know that child's everyday knowledge is developed by using everyday cognitive ability that adults use. They develop theories in their mind which sometimes help them to think harder and come up with explanations. I also read that theory theory concept help children mainly in Science, as we as adults work on problems that we could not or did not solve as kids.What I mean is that science is always a work in progress and we keep working on discovering and experimenting....Is that true? Does someone agree with me?

I believe this social setting has been there since the beginning of time. A classroom is full of students,with different understanding, capabilities and different social background. Im going to stick with the classroom example and state that you are introduced to new ideas and learn about different learning backgrounds and styles when you interact with other students. Learning is very much a big collaborative effort. Working on a group projects help us in learning and negotiations helps us to reach a common understanding.

I believe Once you step in the real world and are out of the school education system you unlearn all the things you have been taught and start to learn what is expected from you and you dive in so deep that you forget that there is so much more out there to learn. Teachers in India, would never like to be questioned. They always expected a answer from the book or something that they were familiar with, India has a very competitive education system and if you score below the required grades then you are looked down upon. A kid is never asked- what have you learnt from this lesson? What is your opinion? They are groomed in a way that Rote memorization becomes a part of their system. Unlearning and starting all over again is something one needs to do. I'm in that category where I have never learnt the subjects I'm learning now but Im keeping an open mind and interacting with my fellow classmates who come from different backgrounds and who are of a different age group. Curiosity and Being open to Ideas gives you a very different perspective of what is out there.