在Will Richardson的帖子里看到一个非常有意思的新名词“Mosh Pit”，搜网，看到如下的解释：
“Moshing basically is an expression of music by the crowd at a concert/gig. It occurs when bands usually of the rock, punk and metal genres play in a live setting. Members of the crowd will gather at the front (known as the mosh pit) and will furiously and passionately shove/ push/ body slam each other in time to the music. But the idea is not to cause any harm to each other (even though that's usually the case ) but just to enjoy the music in a less passive way, like you would if you were to dance to any type of music. But it’s better than just a dance, much better”（via this）.
哦，Mosh Pit就是“音乐会上随着音乐节奏自由舞动/摇动的人”，他们自得其乐，在音乐伴随的自由自在状态中获得最大的享受；他们轻松、投入、享受，整个群体松散、随意却又在音乐的秩序中内在有序。
“Mosh Pit as Innovation Model” 是Will找到Mosh Pit的原始文章。“Mosh Pit作为创新的模型”，呵呵，想一想Mosh Pit状态，能理解了吧？
文章中比较了过去的教室和新的教室之间的区别，用了这样一张图：
开放的教育、开放的课堂，确实，就是一种很Mosh Pit的状态。所以，Will的帖子题目是“Mosh Pit as Classroom（Model）”。呵，谁能创造一个类似Mosh Pit状态的教室呢？相信一定会很有趣和有效。