Something rewarding is coming your way. You may be rewarded with free Uber rides (as per the banner attached below) when you engage with your courses activities on the CourseNetworking. This is so cool! Check out your courses for details. The promotion will begin from 18th November 2015 until 30th November 2015.
Updated: For my students this semester, you can now find the link to this promotion on the TASK menu (visible to those with sufficient Anar seeds). Check with your instructor on the number of Anar seeds required :)
We look forward for more collaboration in the future and get more rewards from our Anar seeds :)
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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
CourseNetworking and Uber Malaysia: Free Rides
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Learning Styles Don't Actually Exist
Finding meaning from what you are learning is more important than having good memory or excellent sensory mode. The fun of learning sets in when you are able to understand the reason for doing so, value the information, make sense of what you are seeing/reading and try to apply it in your own settings.
I find that this TEDx Talks on "Learning styles & the importance of critical self-reflection" by Dr. Tesia Marshik very insightful to us as an educators and all the learners. I now learned that there is no such thing called 'learning styles' and in order for us to learn effectively, we need to find the reasons for you to learn something. Hence, critical self-reflection is important for us to benefits from the learning experience instead of relying on a variety of materials given.
Watch Dr. Marshik TEDx Talks here:
Please share your view on this findings :)
I find that this TEDx Talks on "Learning styles & the importance of critical self-reflection" by Dr. Tesia Marshik very insightful to us as an educators and all the learners. I now learned that there is no such thing called 'learning styles' and in order for us to learn effectively, we need to find the reasons for you to learn something. Hence, critical self-reflection is important for us to benefits from the learning experience instead of relying on a variety of materials given.
Watch Dr. Marshik TEDx Talks here:
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