About
My name is Kiran Johny Pallipurathu and This is my blog(archived@ kiranjohny.wordpress.com)
I’m currently working as a full time lawyer and educational activist.
My interests include theology, philosophy, and understanding and designing sustainable human learning solutions for complex and emergent problems and domains (e.g., education, entrepreneurship, law, policy, etc.).
I use this blog primarily as my note-taking device to capture a wide diversity of ideas and perspectives on topics that interest me—Philosophy, Theology, Learning, Education, Entrepreneurship, Complexity, and more.
Some of my posts might be of good quality, but generally I might write incoherently.
When it comes to the domain of education and learning, I started as a learning-science enthusiast aligned with naïve versions of representational–cognitive science (symbolic/computational/John Sweller-type models), the kind that underpins grades, MCQ tests, homework, IQ assessments, and similar metrics.
I am currently aligned with approaches based on complexity theory and ecological dynamics (Enactive, Ecological, Radically Embodied, and other 4E variants), which enable the integration of tools and perspectives to meet emergent contextual demands.
