Since I haven't posted in a while, I thought I would link to the (my) pieces I particularly like:
In praise of skimming: A reply to Nicholas Carr's "Is Google making us stupid?"
Why do the "best and the brightest" high school students in the U.S. suffer from math-phobia while those in India don't? An analysis of the styles of pedagogy.
The process of sight-seeing (navigating) with a guidebook.
The strange street-signs of Madrid and what they tell us about the importance of context for interpretation.
A review of "Dreaming in Code" by Scott Rosenberg.
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