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Teaching for Inspiration

Submitted by jessicarizzo on Wed, 12/15/2010 - 5:01pm

Paper Three: Teaching for Inspiration

 

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The Future of Education - Brain Based

Submitted by epeck on Tue, 12/14/2010 - 10:51pm

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The Dangers of Not Knowing how to Talk About Education

Submitted by Evren on Mon, 12/13/2010 - 6:06pm

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Reflection and Redirection: Moving Forward with Brain-Based Education, Social Neuroscience, and Ethnography

Submitted by eledford on Mon, 12/13/2010 - 12:48pm

My Experience. Speaking with a professor in the Biology department the other day about the new format of introductory biology at Bryn Mawr College made me reconsider my exploration of education and learning in this particular course, Brain, Education, and Inquiry. One thing the professor said that I found intensely interesting was how the most common complaint about the new course was that there was no text book; from my understanding, there was no lack of readings assigned, but still, a book of “facts” was what seemed to be the most requested. A common reason for this was that many felt they would not be prepared for the MCAT later on, or for upper level sciences, simply because they would not learn a standard set of facts.

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