Introductory Lecture on Shakespeare’s Hamlet [A lecture prepared for English 200 and revised for English 366: Studies in Shakespeare‚ by Ian Johnston of Malaspina-University College‚ Nanaimo‚ BC. It was last revised slightly on February 27‚ 2001. This entire text is in the public domain and may be used free of charge and without permission] For comments‚ questions‚ corrections‚ suggestions please contact Ian Johnston A. Introduction Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ written around 1600‚ is one of the
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Online learning In the age of technology‚ many approaches have been changed. Learning process has been shifted from the traditional way to a new perspective of learning that uses the internet technology. This type of learning helps students to choose their courses without pressure of time and location. E-learning gives students the freedom of choosing the time that they want to spend on studying. So it might be more flexible for students because they can perform and study from anywhere even they
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Observation # 1: Principles of Learning Observe a class and describe how the teacher handles the class‚ if learning flourishes in a situation in which teaching is seen as a facilitating process‚ taking into consideration the different principles on how learning takes place. 1. Use the matrix to record your observation on the principles of learning being employed in the class by the teacher. Principles of Learning Activity/Situation 1. Learning is an experience which occurs inside
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computing is software development. Software varies with application depending on the contents and purpose. One way to implement good software amongst series of development is electronic learning or simply e-Learning. Rapid e-Learning is an ongoing trend which enables flexible and cost-effective creation of learning materials (Pforte & Stolzenberg‚ 2007). One of such obvious transformation and enhancement that will greatly affect the living standard in the future is the revolutionized technology being
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EN102 Final Draft Is distance learning as effective as traditional classroom learning? Distance education also known as distance learning‚ e-learning or online learning‚ is unlike traditional classroom learning. Professor Shelia Tucker of East Carolina University in her article “Distance Education: Better‚ Worse‚ Or As Good As Traditional Education?” states that “distance learning allows individuals such as the full-time police officer‚ the mother of four‚ and people living in rural areas
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Learning Styles for Information Literacy 1. Introduction 2. Directed Readings on Learning Styles 3. Learning Styles Left and right brain VAK Kolb Learning Cycle Honey and Mumford styles 4 Adult Learning Styles and Techniques 5 Information Literacy and Learning Styles 6 Conclusions 1 Introduction This block provides a brief overview of learning styles for
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UNITS : 3 units INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES A combination of instructional strategies shall be used in this course such as individual reporting‚ lecture‚ class discussion‚ experiential learning‚ case study analysis and group dynamic activities. Period/Week Course Contents Instructional Strategies Learning Outcome Week 1 Introduction to
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Unit 4 - Theories and Principles of Planning and Enabling Learning The purpose of this assignment is to establish the theories and principles of planning and enabling learning as applicable to my teaching. I teach at a Further Education college in North West Leicestershire‚ where I teach a group of eleven mature students. As a group they are self funding on the course and the full cost is recovered from them with the exception of one‚ who is an apprentice and is therefore funded through his apprenticeship
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Lecture notes on Alexander the Great. IN 338 Philip of Macedon defeated the Greek city-states. His son‚ Alexander‚ extended the imprint of Greek culture far beyond its Mediterranean homeland. In a series of whirlwind campaigns between 334 and 323 BCE.‚ Alexander gained control of Syria and Egypt and then destroyed the might of Persia. He took his armies east to the Indus and north to central Asia‚ but died at the age of 33 in Babylon. Map pg 154 (overhead) Alexander the Great was no stranger
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works. Reference English I (Based on the Basic Education Curriculum) by Josefina Payawal-Gabriel English Communication Arts and Skills Through Filipino Literature by Josephine B. Serrano Week 1 Learning Outcomes Learning Content Learning Strategies Learning Resources Evaluation Values Identifying the parts of a news story Getting the gist of a news Making a report based on Reading Describing people‚ places and things Making comparisons Selection: News Story: Universe
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