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Saturday, March 7, 2015

Why You Now Need a Team to Create and Deliver Learning - e-Learning Feeds

Why You Now Need a Team to Create and Deliver Learning - e-Learning Feeds


"There are ample issues to consider, for example a team-based approach could raise the possibility of more affordable business models: Core content could be repurposed or remixed. The use of teams and pooled resources (even with other institutions or consortia) could help deliver the basic content and do much of the heavy lifting of teaching a given course.
Another big advantage to the team strategy is that having multiple team members fosters diverse perspectives. Decision making power shifts to a team of people, not just one person; this brings in additional and potentially fresh ideas. Teams may delegate the responsibility of tracking certain trends to member X or member Y; they might even add a new "hat" to the collective team membership if they want to employ a new technology that's been on their radar screen."

Monday, March 2, 2015

Action Research Spiral

Any systematic inquiry conducted by

1. teacher researchers, principals, school counselors, or other stakeholders …
              2. in the teaching/learning environment …
              3.to gather information about how their particular schools operate,

                how they teach, and how well their students learn.
Research done by teachers for themselves


 

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Book Review | Participatory Action Research For Educational Leadership


= BOOK REVIEW  =
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ISBN: 9781412937771
Book Review of Participatory Action Research for Educational Leadership by E. Alana James


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