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About the Class: |
A new semester starts and most of us (teachers) would be teaching the same course again. Some of us would have taught the same course more than once. Are you excited about delivering this course again or are you just taking it as yet another semester where the course is to be delivered?
Simple techniques like collaborative syllabus and going beyond "set in stone" syllabus, can help you get started with new vigor, motivation and energy.
I would discuss how you can start afresh while taking the same course every semester. Join me in discussing on this, just before the next semester starts. I look forward to learning from your experience as well.
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About the presenter:
Alexandre Enkerli
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Alex is a French-speaking ethnographer from Montreal, Qc. As a part-time or visiting lecturer, he has been teaching anthropology, folkloristics, and sociology at diverse universities in Canada and the United States, including Concordia University in Montreal and Indiana University South Bend. His teaching philosophy has been influenced by his constructivist father and by diverse learning experiences. Alex pretty much lives online. Apart from diverse activities on online services like Facebook and Twitter, he participates in diverse online forums and mailing-lists, including the Moodle community at Moodle.org. His main blog is Disparate.
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