An explanation by Jerry Weinberg of why we strongly favor experiential learning over, say, lecturing or passive reading or writing.
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So many conferences are a collection of unrelated sessions. Here's how PCMA connected the dots at the June 2015 Education Conference.
One day, participant-driven and participation-rich formats will become the norm for events. Until then, remember that words are not enough.
https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/participation/2014/09/sometimes-words-are-not-enough
Posting what I learned in the week (every Saturday)
1. Generative AI: took a quick course on this and it's starting to be everywhere
2. Ramadan: I like fasting and this is the 3rd year I'm doing it (for personal/health reasons)
3. My mind and body feels so refreshed since I've been freed from using FB & IG
An explanation by Jerry Weinberg of why we strongly favor experiential learning over, say, lecturing or passive reading or writing.
What's the best way to teach participation techniques? Here's a workshop story about the power of experiential learning…
An explanation by Jerry Weinberg of why we strongly favor experiential learning over, say, lecturing or passive reading or writing.
So many conferences are a collection of unrelated sessions. Here's how PCMA connected the dots at the June 2015 Education Conference.
We learn by doing, not by passively receiving information. #ExperientialLearning #ActiveLearning #Education
Thank you WCET for your recognition of the SUNY Coil+OSCQR Standards, and your help in putting together this wonderful video!!
https://youtu.be/pEVTwug7TiI?si=dMC_hb94UEcmzK2O
#virtualexchange #experientiallearning #OnlineLearning #21CenturySkills #CrossCulturalCommunication #CulturalAwareness #interculturallearning #collaboration
#edutoot
What's the best way to teach participation techniques? Here's a workshop story about the power of experiential learning…
One day, participant-driven and participation-rich formats will become the norm for events. Until then, remember that words are not enough.
https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/participation/2014/09/sometimes-words-are-not-enough
So many conferences are a collection of unrelated sessions. Here's how PCMA connected the dots at the June 2015 Education Conference.
One day, participant-driven and participation-rich formats will become the norm for events. Until then, remember that words are not enough.
https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/participation/2014/09/sometimes-words-are-not-enough
An explanation by Jerry Weinberg of why we strongly favor experiential learning over, say, lecturing or passive reading or writing.
So many conferences are a collection of unrelated sessions. Here's how PCMA connected the dots at the June 2015 Education Conference.
Kimberly Gaitonde (AB '20 University of Georgia) says, "it was the experience of working hands-on with art objects [in her internship at the Georgia Museum of Art] that really ignited my passion for museum work specifically." Now she's working for the Yellowstone Art Museum, using the skills she gained from her internship here.
Here is my #introduction. I am a clinical psychologist that went back to academia and turned professor. My research is in the intersection between clinical, social and work #psychology. Three major topics for the time being: #musicianshealth, #thefutureofwork and #socialanxiety.
I am fond of experimenting with #podcasts #flippedclassroom, #experientiallearning and #simulation in my classes.
Mandy Nix is a #CriticalZone scientist based at the University of #Vermont. This week she is taking part in a four day conference with a hundred fellow scientists who are all part of the ##NSF -funded Critical Zone Collaborative Network.
As part of the conference Network scientists guided field trips including one to the threatened #GreatSaltLake.
Nix describes how field trips like this contribute to the educational experience.
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HONEYMOON is a video game designed to teach young people about healthy relationships. Through gameplay teens can learn to safely identify some of the warning signs of a potentially abusive relationship.
Play in your browser or download from the App Store.
