Lifelong learning babbling
Posted on June 4, 2008
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1. View problems as challenges:
This may be the most challenging for me as it’s a habit of attitude more than discipline or experience. Past experience with glitches in technology that have been frustrating (why won’t the cursor move . . . why doesn’t my post show up . . . why won’t this record???) and time consuming. There is nothing more irritating to me than wasting time.
2. Teach and mentor others
I like sharing what I love with others. It didn’t take me long as new teacher to know that you really must know a subject to teach it well. That’s one reason why I signed up to teach igoogle and google calendar this summer. I know I’ll have to know both those tools well, and I want to!
3. Create your own learning toolbox
This is the most important to me as I look around and see that the shift has happened. I think the course will introduce me to some tools I’ll like and some that I won’t. Either way, I’ll have a few more tricks up my sleeve.
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This was the hardest part of the course for me. Great job! I hope you are having a nice break.
Hey Kathleen! Nice blog. I hope you are having a good summer. I look forward to reading your ideas here. Happy blogging!
Lisa B.