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7/31 AM Observations: Prof. Grobstein and Guests

Submitted by Geneva Tolliferreo on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 1:54pm.

Well, since my first entry, which was detailed, just flashed out, in my frustration my comments are as follows:

glad it all came together for the sake of the students.  Although, I am not sure how Sudoku in class today factored into today's lesson.  Good point made about the game, great fun playing it.  Just not sure of its relevence in this context.

 

Reminds me of assessments for / of students...what's the point?

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