Though I did not make the final cut of this short video piece about OpenLab published by Columbia Teacher’s College my projects did!
OpenLab on “Seen in NY” https://vialogues.com/vialogues/play/14491
“I never teach my pupils, I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn.” ― Albert Einstein
Though I did not make the final cut of this short video piece about OpenLab published by Columbia Teacher’s College my projects did!
OpenLab on “Seen in NY” https://vialogues.com/vialogues/play/14491
I find it valuable to model writing and share my learning with students. Here is an example of how I share my experiences with students in my Wine and Beverage Management course. Dundee Hills, Oregon, Pinot Noir Country and So Much More.
https://plus.google.com/photos/114823003542613788919/albums/5933272783998781361?banner=pwa
Here is a video explaining, in brief, the Experiential Learning Course offered by Disney. Watching it might provide a little insight into the experience of some of our students. I recommend this course to students interested in culinary, housekeeping and those considering HR as a career. The course helps them explore how they learn and, in turn, how they can best teach others. Students have found great success in this course.
Another bonus of watching this video is that you get to see one of our very own, Nicole Schloss, at about 47 seconds into the video. Enjoy and please let me know if you have any questions: https://disneyprogramsblog.com/experiential_learning_course/
Here is a light-hearted approach to interacting with those around us in this great City of ours. Published in the New Yorker, The Urban Etiquette Handbook can be used as a conversation starter between some of your more casual friends.
In this article by Bilton, published in the New York Times, etiquette in our connected world is explored. When is it appropriate to reach for your “phone” (ie passage way to the world)? Do you dare access the outside world while with your friends, co-workers, teachers, supervisors?
I am honored to have some of my HIEP in the spotlight on the Living Laboratory OpenLab site. Click here to see the post.
Tina Seelig focuses on innovation and creativity. I enjoy her approach to trying to develop the best in those we engage in. Here is an
image she uses to convey her “Innovative Engine”
Click here to watch a lecture you gave at Google.
A writing assignment for the Wine and Beverage Management course was showcased on the WAC OpenLab site. Visit the page to learn more about integrating technical information into a writing assignment. https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/writingacrossthecurriculum/2012/12/14/wac-highlight-professor-karen-goodlad-hmgt-2402/