Toward Care and Equity In Education
I gained a sharper historical perspective on historically Black colleges and land grant universities from the article suggested for this week, depicting the progress and
I gained a sharper historical perspective on historically Black colleges and land grant universities from the article suggested for this week, depicting the progress and
This reflection accompanied a recent introduction to Western philosophers and speaks to several current crises: The Socratic method causes what was known in ancient Greece
My participation in Forms and Modalities made me more aware of the distinctive as well as overlapping possibilities for growth that online synchronous, online asynchronous,
This activity is due by the end of class on Thursday of Week 6. It is to be brainstormed and informally presented orally in class.
Reflection on “Affordances and Possibilities” I wholeheartedly agree that all modalities have their benefits and shouldn’t compete but rather interact to produce something holistic, greater
Comments and Suggestions Welcome! Please see my posts included in this Reflection: Divisiveness in the Public Sphere.
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