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My Vision for Education
Coming to the end of my Masters program in Educational Technology, I take a moment not to reflect, but to look forward. What do I hope education will become? And how can I play a part in developing that vision? … Continue reading
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What do I teach?
Our first project for Year 3 of MAET Overseas was the iCinemagraph. Our initial instructions were to film video that represented something that we teach. This inspired some really great conversation for me, as I talked with several people about … Continue reading
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Hey Ireland…See you next summer!
It was early on the third day when it first hit me. We were having a discussion about the Willingham reading from the night before. Rachelle had just said something profound and I knew. I had to come back for … Continue reading
Pushing limits…making changes!
This has been a summer filled with pushing my limits. However, I believe real growth only happens when one is willing to step outside their comfort zone. I am happy to say, that by pushing the limits real changes have … Continue reading
Inside the Interview Process
Applying for a new job is a very isolating experience. You turn in your resumé then wait for a yes or no answer. If you are lucky enough to get an interview, you again put forth your best effort, but … Continue reading
Hoping to make a difference in the world
One of the reason I swore I would never get a Masters is that I have had entirely too many educational experiences in which I felt I was simply jumping through hoops to earn a piece of paper. So, when … Continue reading
Combating Dyslexia with Bookshare.org
How would you like to take a class in which all the lectures were given in your native language, but the textbook and worksheets were in a foreign one? I often imagine this is what life is like for people … Continue reading
To tech or not to tech…a “frozen thought” dilemma.
Why are humans so stupid? This is the question James Paul Gee attempts to answer in his book, The Anti-Education Era: Creating Smarter Students through Digital Learning, (2013). While he focuses on several issues in his book, my essay reflects … Continue reading
An Ill-Structured Problem
This week in CEP 812 we looked at different types of problems we come across in our profession. They were categorized in three different ways. First, Well-Structured Problems, which have one definite best solution. The second, Ill-Structured problems have many … Continue reading
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Lessons in Application
It has been a month since the end of my most recent class at MSU. While I have not been working on coursework for the MAET program, I have had a few opportunities to apply the lessons I have learned … Continue reading
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