http://pedablogy.stevegreenlaw.org/?p=344 Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:34:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://pedablogy.stevegreenlaw.org/?p=344&cpage=1#comment-840 Reflection on a Reflection « Journey to Ithaca Fri, 26 Jan 2007 00:21:25 +0000 http://jerryslezak.net/pedablogy/?p=344#comment-840 [...] January 25th, 2007 It’s always nice to know that you are not alone in your thoughts and thanks to the Internet realizing this has become much easier. In fact I would probably say 98% of the reason I am obsessed with CSI is because of Internet fandom, but that is another point altogether (the dork in me just likes making CSI references). So while I was obsessively checking Bloglines I read a post by Steve. [...] [...] January 25th, 2007 It’s always nice to know that you are not alone in your thoughts and thanks to the Internet realizing this has become much easier. In fact I would probably say 98% of the reason I am obsessed with CSI is because of Internet fandom, but that is another point altogether (the dork in me just likes making CSI references). So while I was obsessively checking Bloglines I read a post by Steve. [...]

]]> http://pedablogy.stevegreenlaw.org/?p=344&cpage=1#comment-839 Thoughts and Experiments » Inspiration - Pedablogy, ELI and Job. Thu, 25 Jan 2007 20:03:44 +0000 http://jerryslezak.net/pedablogy/?p=344#comment-839 [...] Following the discussion with Susan I checked out my bloglines and found a new post at Pedablogy that discussed changing the perspective from course as unit of measure to student as the unit of measure. This post is based on a post on the Fishwrapper about the topic. Pedablogy: Musings on the Art & Craft of Teaching » Blog Archive » The Student as the Unit of Measurement - I think the seminar as a whole will be a richer experience to have the business students read and bring to the table the finance literature while the international affairs students do the same for the political science literature. If you disagree, consider this: would it be be better to try the converse, or should we only use readings that every student can handle? [...] [...] Following the discussion with Susan I checked out my bloglines and found a new post at Pedablogy that discussed changing the perspective from course as unit of measure to student as the unit of measure. This post is based on a post on the Fishwrapper about the topic. Pedablogy: Musings on the Art & Craft of Teaching » Blog Archive » The Student as the Unit of Measurement – I think the seminar as a whole will be a richer experience to have the business students read and bring to the table the finance literature while the international affairs students do the same for the political science literature. If you disagree, consider this: would it be be better to try the converse, or should we only use readings that every student can handle? [...]

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