It has been some intense weeks. It has been fun. It has sometimes been frustrating. But most of all it has been a good learning experience.<\/p>\n
Hearing some of the content has made me feel happy, as I have been presented to a lot of interesting, and important, content.<\/p>\n
I have enjoyed the group discussions. Hearing everyone’s thoughts on the topic, their own experiences from teaching\/learning. Hearing about things that has worked, or could be altered a bit, after working through a topic. I have also been introduced to a lot of interesting material. Last topic, one of my peers added a very interesting document;\u00a0 \u201cGet inspired! A guide for successful teaching<\/a>“, which is a material that they use at Aalto University. It seems very down to earth!<\/p>\n I have given myself a bit more time to digest some of the information that has “rained” over us, time to go through a lot of interesting articles, research etc. Today, by reading one of the blogs, I found the UDL guidelines, <\/a>which is “a framework to improve and optimize teaching and learning for all people based on scientific insights into how humans learn<\/em>“.<\/p>\n Things takes time, and I think this journey has just began.<\/p>\n Thanks Anne, David, Eugene, Joachim, Lina, Lisa-Marie, Marja and Nomvelase. I have enjoyed our journey together.<\/p>\n Unexpected, Cecilia Hellekant. CC BY-NC-SA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Topic 5: Lessons learnt \u2013 future practice It has been some intense weeks. It has been fun. It has sometimes been frustrating. But most of all it has been a good learning experience. Hearing some of the content has made me feel happy, as I have been presented to a lot of interesting, and important, … Continue reading End of course…<\/span> References:<\/h5>\n
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