Category Archives: Reflection
Microteaching ↝
[students] realize that these artifacts are in fact the result of much thought, iteration, and analysis; i.e., the design process. These products do not just “happen”. (Shepperd, 1992) For my microteaching exercise, I chose to run a laptop disassembly task … Continue reading
Object Based Learning ↝ Reflections
I found the object-based learning lecture interesting for a few reasons. I’d slightly misunderstood what object-based learning was, and it was interesting to hear about different frameworks that got learners to do most of the talking in class. The one … Continue reading
Workshop 1 ↝ Reflections
This first workshop contained a discussion of different teaching case studies, and short readings from UAL’s Spark journal. The Spark pieces in particular I really enjoyed — there was something really satisfying about reading research on one’s immediate environment. The … Continue reading