An emergent exploration of critical instructional design.
Step One
Consider the words and phrases that come to mind when you describe what you think learning should look and feel like. In the space below, record as many words and phrases that come to mind. Do not limit yourself to what you think is acceptable or generally “approved” as words to describe learning.
Step Two
Words that appear on both lists
Words that are all my own
Words that I would add from the document. . .and Why?
Word | Why |
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I’m usually drawn to words in the “synthesis” and “evaluate” columns | Because they imply a dynamism and energy, the emergence of something new and possibly unexpected |
Words that I disliked from the document. . .and Why?
Word | Why |
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I’m rarely drawn to the words in the “knowledge” column | They seem staid and stuffy, implying rote repetition rather than stimulation of thoughts or creativity |