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Heather Kurto

Zimmerman-Becoming-a-self-regulated-learner.pdf - 0 views

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    What is the process of self-regulated learning and how does learning this process impact students?
Celeste Sisson

Concept of Perplexity - 0 views

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    The article desribes Dan Meyer's concept of perplexity with ten design principles in the math classroom.
Celeste Sisson

Blended Learning Environments - 0 views

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    Describes blended learning enviroments
Celeste Sisson

BlendKit Course: BlendKit Reader: Chapter 3 | Blended Learning Toolkit - 0 views

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    Article speaks on types of online assessments that are successful at truly assessing the student.
Celeste Sisson

New Technologies Aim to Foil Online Course Cheating - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    The article speaks on concerns of the validity of testing for online courses.
Celeste Sisson

Celeste Sisson - Etap 512 - 0 views

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    A Review of Wasting Minds: Why our Education System is Failing and What We can do About It
Mary Huffman

EBSCOhost: Using assessment to support higher level learning: the multiple choice item... - 2 views

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    Fellenz, M. R. (2004). Using assessment to support higher level learning: the multiple choice item development assignment. Assessment & Evaluation In Higher Education, 29(6), 703-719.
alexandra m. pickett

ETAP 640 Liz Keeney | Summer 2013 - 0 views

  • ‘productive inquiry
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      citation!! check the rubric!
  • By viewing this diagram, I really got the idea of creating a meaningful learning environment by combining the empirical research into a clear and precise diagram;
    • alexandra m. pickett
       
      this statement does not really make sense...
  • giving it.
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  • This could also be due to my “millennial” nature and my “self-absorbedness” when it comes to my grades—something that Luke (4) also mentioned.
  • A lot of what I was saying had to do with the instructor facilitating instruction rather than purely teaching it…something very common in our discussions. By the end of this course, I learned that along with being a facilitator, the instructor must be a supporter and help the online learner throughout their successes and struggles—something that I often do not experience in asynchronous learning.
  • My discussion postings have gone from “skimming” the top of empirical research to truly digging into the topic and making my learning visible for my professor and my classmates. I learned how to research topics properly and write my findings in a clear, conversational way.
alexandra m. pickett

Etap640 | Just another Edublogs.org site - 0 views

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      are you here Matthew!!
  • Any time that we turn a child off to learning rather than awakening their intellectual curiosity, we’ve failed”
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      I LOVE that you brought in a link to enhance your reflection!! And it is a great thought. I can't wait to see how you "enliven your students' experiences"!!!
alexandra m. pickett

Celeste's Thoughts - Some thoughts on education… - 0 views

  • taper
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      i think you mean "tailor"
  • if you truly have “learned it” you should be able to teach the information to someone else.  For instance, with the creation of our online course, we have learned how to properly create a successful online course.  Not only do I feel I have been able to successfully create an online course but, I feel I could help/teach my coworkers to do the same.  If I feel I would be able to transfer my knowledge to other, I have “learned it”.
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      BRILLIANT!
  • The thought of switching courses even passed through my mind but, I am VERY glad I did not go down that path. 
alexandra m. pickett

Learning by Doing | ETAP 640 Introduction to Online Teaching - 0 views

  • it wasn’t terrible!
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      Glad you dove in!! Looking forward to your second post for module 1!
  • Her example was “what does it mean to be human?”  The reason this struck a chord with me is that many students are either uninterested in research or they think that they are already expert researchers.  Unfortunately, very few of them have the research skills required at the college level.  This interview served as an important reminder to me that it’s my job to make the course both relevant and engaging.  I want to do my best at writing engaging and thought provoking discussion questions.
  • Pickett discusses the importance of establishing trust in the online classroom.  One thing that has been surprising to me but upon reflection makes sense is that this is about both design and instruction.  The icebreaker module takes on a new significance in this light – as it’s not only the launch of the course but also the launch of the community.
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      BRILLIANT!!!
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  • “just because you call it a discussion doesn’t make it a discussion.” 
  • so maybe I’ll work on developing my very own perplexity fairy. 
  • In this course not only will I remember my instructor’s name – I will also remember my classmates’ names. That’s pretty remarkable!
Celeste Sisson

Education World: The Unmotivated Student - 0 views

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    Dr. Ken Shore's Classroom Problem Solver Lack of Motivation
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