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Forum: Looking at Learning... AgainTopic: Professional DevelopmentTopic Posted by: Melissa CheungOrganization: Date Posted: Mon Feb 15 5:10:45 US/Eastern 1999 Topic Description: What are your beliefs about how people learn? How does your teaching style and school system work to accommodate how people learn?
Previous message Posted by: Bob Gowing (Bob.Gowing@uts.edu.au ) Organization:University of Technology, Sydney Date posted: Tue Sep 7 0:18:47 US/Eastern 1999 Subject: Problem-Based Methodology Message: Hello I visited this website after following Eleanor Duckworth's record of achievements. I first read her book some ten years ago and her ideas on learning have had a profound impact on my thinking. I have told hundreds of students about engaging in phenomena and explaining the sense etc. I am researching Problem-Based Methodology (Robinson, 1993) as an EdD student, and am synthesising Argyris & Schon, Duckworth, Brookfield, Bohm and others, in developing the concept of using learning conversations to engage in professional development. I wonder how long it will take to receive a reply? Following message | ||||||||
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