True learning is not sitting there and having someone tell you the answers. True learning is thinking about what you are doing, having your own thoughts challenged - justifying them, testing them, being active with them in a way that is open to change.
What is learning? #edchat
Tomorrow is the big day! Registration for the Blockland Solutions Conference opens tomorrow morning! Watch our Facebook page for the link or subscribe to our email list today for immediate notification! https://t.co/Z459NXdksN
So far so good! @clevelanddg David Gilbert @TheCLE & Jon Pinney of @KJK_Law talking about their node leadership roles within @BlocklandCLE, which like #Blockchain itself, is decentralized, enabling the collective to be that much stronger. Learn more at https://t.co/Fxrc9UuTZT
@gcouros I love this quote from The Innovator's Mindset, "...be the spark, help build confidence, and then get out of the way." #innovation#InnovatorsMindset
Question on @Quora: What if tomorrow we were able to teleport inanimate objects? What adjacent possibilities for innovation would occur? https://t.co/aTkOCZ3slA
As an instructional designer, I concur. Most faculty have no clue about grades, assessments, or giving proper feedback. This isn't their fault. They are only doing what they have been shown - and that was all based on outdated learning science.