Friday, October 8, 2010

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WHY geese fly in "V". Or the value of collaboration

D fter a long time without posting anything on the blog, it's time to go to share new ideas.

What I transcribe below I took the intervention of a fellow of the Centre Bridge (of Navarre) in the National Dropout Congress was closed down early this morning in Valladolid. There we got to know a significant number of initiatives being undertaken in all regions to ensure that our students feel the necessary motivation to continue their studies up to the qualification required for active involvement in society, from the point of view of global citizenship.

As I say, there are many initiatives, but the exposure of Navarre partner put the note on the value of collaboration in education (Which we spoke regularly on this blog) and to this end, he showed us the example of the collaborative work of the geese, why geese fly in V?.

Science has discovered that geese fly in a V because each bird flaps its wings causing a movement in the air that helps the goose that is behind him. Flying V full band increases at least 71% more than its power of flight, unlike than if each bird flew alone.

Every time the goose falls out of formation, feel the air resistance and realizes the difficulty of flying alone. Therefore, immediately joined the line to benefit from the power of partner in front.

When the head goose gets tired goes, it goes to one of the posts back and another goose or goose takes over.

Geese will produce a signature sound behind them to encourage those who are going forward to maintain speed.

When a goose or goose is sick or injured, two of his companions out of formation and follow it to help or protect. They stay with it until you are able to fly again or until I die. Only then will the two friends returned to the band or join another group.

seems that when we share an address and have common sense of community, we get where we want more easily and faster. This is the benefit of mutual support.

Could apply to school?

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