Reframe: Recent Comments

Comment on Baby, You Can Drive My Car! Beep Beep Yeah!

2010-04-19T02:52:27Z

Love the car analogy! It definitely was like that with our assignment this week. Here is the info, articles being concrete and here are the letters...now go with them where you will. Perfect!

Elizabeth

Comment on Baby, You Can Drive My Car! Beep Beep Yeah!

2010-04-19T01:44:00Z

Hi Cindy,
You pointed out the main benefit of the CFT is the "transfer of knowledge". That is what I really like about this model. Just about everything I teach is ill-structured cases since I'm in healthcare and nothing is ever textbook.
Mary Ellen

Comment on Baby, You Can Drive My Car! Beep Beep Yeah!

2010-04-19T01:11:58Z

Thanks Matthew! I'm glad you enjoy them both. :)

Comment on Baby, You Can Drive My Car! Beep Beep Yeah!

2010-04-18T21:15:56Z

I love your metaphor for the theories! And I also happen to love the Beatles. :)

Comment on Making the MOST of an Online Multimedia Module

2010-04-05T03:05:27Z

Thanks Candy! Flattery will get you everywhere with me! ;)

Comment on Making the MOST of an Online Multimedia Module

2010-04-05T02:55:09Z

This is a great post! Great explanation of the MOST environments.

Comment on Lesson From Lady Bugs

2010-04-03T05:40:04Z

Thanks Jody! I'm glad you liked it! :)

Comment on Lesson From Lady Bugs

2010-04-01T04:05:18Z

Cute analogy. I have a garden for a hobby and was wondering if lady bugs would work for the aphids. Now I think I will try them.

Thanks for the positive thought info. I liked it.

Comment on Building a STAR Legacy?:

2010-03-29T13:12:26Z

Hi Candice,

I haven't had a chance to implement something like this yet! Stay tuned - my teammates and I are currently creating a module that I do plan to use in the future! :)

Comment on Building a STAR Legacy?:

2010-03-29T04:37:34Z

Hi Cindy, great post! How are you planning to use the STAR legacy model in your classes? I'm curious to see how to truly implement this in either K-12 or adult level classes? Do you teach the same class each semester/year, etc so that you can present what the students from the previous class left as the "legacy"? Just curious to see how you will put this into action.