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ken long replied to E. Alana James's discussion 'Self Directed Learning May be THE most important skill for learners!'
at the other end of the time scale from the doctoral programs, i think the right model to use is that of bio-diversity. It's not "survival of the fittest" in the wild, it is extinction of the unfit & toleration of the "good…
ken long replied to E. Alana James's discussion 'Self Directed Learning May be THE most important skill for learners!'
my sense of the self directed learning challenge is that the role of the professor/mentor should include modelling the kind of behavior that we hope to inspire in others, which includes the vulnerability aspect of all good research: that is, that…
ken long replied to E. Alana James's discussion 'Self Directed Learning May be THE most important skill for learners!'
online learning is often seen as an alternative to "being taught" the social context of online learning is mostly explicit thru text, although the possibility of multimedia commentary to supplement or replace pure text (a la Moodle) is…
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