Posted in learning, pedagogy on Mar 20th, 2008 1 Comment »
Primary School (Years 1-7)I remember back to primary assessment where assessment wasn’t really planned for (by children) in the way of study and the teacher seemed to hope that some of the message got through for each child to pass. I remember thinking it would be better to assess straight after learning for facts and [...]
Posted in pedagogy, teaching on Mar 15th, 2008 No Comments »
I have a few different categories that possibly relate when it comes to teaching philosophy – as a learner online (and in class), as a teacher of ESL, and as an online teacher.
As an online teacher & learner myself
Some of my greatest inspiration (good or bad) has come from teachers of mine. What to do, [...]
Posted in learning-journey, pedagogy on Mar 13th, 2008 No Comments »
In the interests of “beginning with the end in mind” these are my thoughts regarding online pedagogy learning aims.
What do I need to know about online pedagogy that I don’t know now?Running a course start to end sounds a little frightening to me still (even at this late stage in my degree). It’s like the [...]
