Teddy’s Reading Log 03.21.2010
Teddy’s Reading Log 03.21.2010 For class session 03.23.2010 One of the articles for discussion this week, entitled “How Community Colleges Understand the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning”, describes the experiences of the faculty and administration of Middlesex Community College in Bedford and Lowell, Maine. The article gives some generally known reasons as to why […]
Aracelie_Reflection_23 Feb
Our latest class continued with the Believer/Doubter exercise. The other members of the class had the opportunity to present their questions to the group. As with many things, we discovered there are two sides to every coin. For every positive we came up with, we were able to see the same point as a negative. […]
Aracelie_Reflection_2 Mar
Elluminate! It’s like Harry Potter, only not. When I walked into the classroom, I remembered being glad we did not attempt to use it for class when it snowed. Those were a lot of scary and confusing icons on the screen. However, after watching Darren go through the sound checks, it did not seem as […]
March 2nd Class reflection from Carrie Ann
First, let me say that I hope everyone had a wonderful spring break and you all are enjoying the beautiful spring weather that we are having. I look forward to seeing you all next week during class. The March 2nd class session for me was very rewarding on so many educational levels. This was the […]
Carrie Ann’s week of March 14th reading log
“Do no harm”… This is what doctors must remember when dealing with patients and this is what as researchers we must also take into account when interacting with our study participants. Within educational research we must also think about how are studies are going to affect those who take part and how we report our […]