Photo by Pixabay from Pexels While some students are able to manage their time in order to have sufficient time for their personal, private lives (including their time […]
Photo by Vova Krasilnikov from Pexels There was always an abundance of green nature where I have grown up and lived, and yes, there were plenty of cacti […]
Photo by Lukas from Pexels There are many different ways to learn and study. The choice is individual -yet many students may need guidance on how to organise […]
Photo by Tobias Aeppli from Pexels In some ways I have found that all the apps and travel sites have drained away the pleasures of travelling - those […]
Photo by Pixabay from Pexels In all classrooms that I have participated in as a teacher, it has never failed to surprise me how talented students can be. […]
Repost and update from ’Can we develop e-learning that respects adult learning principles?’ (November, 2013) Many adult learners consider the packaged e-learning modules offered by […]
If you want your adult learners to run a mile from your course, ‘teach’ them content, call them ‘students’ and make them submit an ‘assignment’ […]
If you want your adult learners to run a mile from your course, ‘teach’ them content, call them ‘students’ and make them submit an ‘assignment’ […]
via GIPHY Micro learning... Personal learning.... Deep learning ... Bite-sized learning.... Everyone wants to sell me a "new" notion of learning. Yet, as a practitioner, […]
I’m quoting Clive Shepherd for the title here (from his article ‘Engaging your learner – four dos and four don’ts’). I just love the way […]
Are you one of the many people who are now automatically blocking advertisements in your browser? In fact, I’ve been blocking ads forever by deliberately […]
I signed up for the MOOC ‘Problem-based learning: principles and design’ offered by Maastricht University – it’s starting October 5th. I hope I will complete […]