Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

Monday, 31 March 2014

10 traits of highly effective principals

From this book: McEwan, Elaine K. (2003). 10 traits of highly effective principals: From good to great performance. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.
write summary about chapter 5 and what this chapter focus on (on one paragraph ), Then write some important sentences from the chapter with the number of the page and write reflection about these sentences (on other paragraph), Finally write three questions to make students thinking and starting the discussion. 

Saturday, 15 February 2014

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Please candidly give me feedback on how this class could be improved from the standpoint of ease of navigation of the website; clarity and ease of navigation of assignments; facilitating the conceptualizing and the completion of the Integrative Paper; evaluation of useable knowledge; number and quality of assignments, and any other feedback you may wish to offer. Thanks. Dr. S

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Please put your completed 16 weeks of journaling on your web site. Remember that reflection on what you have learned, how the volunteer experience has affected you and some sensitivity to the people involved in your volunteer experience is what these journals are about. Dr S
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Post your signed volunteer hours to your website or send them to me by snail mail or fax them to me at the Social Work Office.