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    • Tara Thornton
      Tara Thornton published a blog post Reflection
      I actually really enjoyed all aspects of this learning experience, criticism included. I had the opportunity to take another week to alter my project, which was absolutely beneficial. I added a slideshow, whereas my original didn't have one....
      • Gina Corselli
        Gina Corselli published a blog post My Learning Experience
        Personally, I think my learning experience presentation went well considering the time limit. I obviously did not look up any ideas before presenting therefore I can admit that I was pretty lost in terms of what to present originally. When I was in...
        • Gerald Ardito
          Gerald Ardito created a page Week 8 Work
          Here is the work for Week 8. 1. Learning Experience Reflections. If you have not yet presented my learning experience. You will be presenting your Learning Experiences at our next session. Here are the guidelines for this work. 2. Immerse...
          • Nicolette Kara Camacho
            Nicolette Kara Camacho published a blog post Learning Experience
            I honestly did not know where to tart when it came to designing a learning experience. When I was in high school I don’t remember doing any activity that was particularly engaging when it came to math. I think when we were younger there was...
            • Justin Herrera
              Justin Herrera published a blog post Learning experience
              I presented my learning experience and i feel that it went really well. My experience was on the the causes of the first world war mainly about the alliance system. I attempted to separate the class in 3 groups but since we had 4 i had to improvise....
              • Gerald Ardito
                Gerald Ardito bookmarked Naked Architect in the Desert Syndrome
                While this writer is talking about having been an architect, I think he is talking about teaching and learning. What do you think?
                https://www.rabbitoreg.com/2019/03/10/naked-architect-in-the-desert-syndrome/
                • Holly Parisi
                  Holly Parisi published a blog post learning experience
                  The process of designing my learning experience I found difficult. I spent so much time trying to figure out an idea that I can show in 3-5 minutes. I feel like in biology you can spend a really long time trying to explain one idea. My original...
                  • Mike Tenzer
                    Mike Tenzer published a blog post Learning Activity
                    This was really my first experience ever that entailed me to create my own learning lesson and present it to the class. I worked vigorously in my organization process so that I could deliver an effective learning experience. My lesson was on...
                    • Gerald Ardito
                      Gerald Ardito created a page Week 7 Work
                      Here is the work for Session 7. There are two branches, depending on whether you have already presented your Learning Experiences yet or not. Branch 1. I have not yet presented my learning experience. You will be presenting your Learning...
                      • Nicolette Kara Camacho
                        Nicolette Kara Camacho published a blog post week 6
                            Okay so first I have a story about scratch when I was in middle school. When I was in the seventh grade, we had technology class. We were using scratch as like an introduction to programming. We had a group assignment to tell a...
                        • Nicole Hyman
                          Nicole Hyman published a blog post Week 6 Blog
                          Week 6
                          • Gina Corselli
                            Gina Corselli published a blog post Week 6 Blog Post
                            I believe the majority of people know there are various types of learners that exist. Saying this, I knew before reading this article that every individual learns in different ways. Personally, I have always been a writer learner or a visual leaner,...
                            • Justin Herrera
                              Justin Herrera published a blog post Readings response week 6
                              The Stem-D article was a very interesting read. Your knowledge was very in formative Dr. Ardito, the article talks about problem solving skills within children. In my opinion problem solving skills are the most essential when growing up. In...
                              • Tara Thornton
                                Tara Thornton published a blog post Week 6
                                Prior to reading the two pieces, I was aware of the types of learners that exist. Visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic. All these learners respond to their type of learning. I myself, have always been a...
                                • Zachary Powdermaker
                                  Zachary Powdermaker commented on a page titled Week 6 Work
                                  After reading both of the articles, I have concluded that readings and text based learning for students is a bad idea especially for ELL students. This is bad due to the fact that these assignment are basically setting these students and any other...
                                  • Gerald Ardito
                                    Gerald Ardito created a page New York State Education Department (NYSED) Learning Standards
                                    The New York State Education Department certifies curriculum standards. Here are links to these standards for secondary education content areas. ELA Mathematics Social Studies Science
                                    • Mike Tenzer
                                      Mike Tenzer published a blog post Week 6 Assignment
                                      In my reading of what goes into the process of learning in the STEM-D program, I learned a lot about what it entails. I also have Dr. Evans for another one of my classes that I am taking and I really respect his knowledge along with Dr. Ardito's...
                                      • Gerald Ardito
                                        Gerald Ardito created a page Week 6 Work
                                        Here is the work for Session 6. 0. Watch the Video of Session #5. If you were not able to join us for the virtual session (or you want to review all or part of it), please watch the video recording. Here is a link to the Padlet we shared. 1....
                                          • Zachary Powdermaker
                                            Zachary Powdermaker

                                            After reading both of the articles, I have concluded that readings and text based learning for students is a bad idea especially for ELL students. This is bad due to the fact that these assignment are basically setting these students and any other students that struggle with reading up for failure. One of the articles mentioned that online learning could be beneficial. I believe online learning could be great if it is done right. By doing it right you need to make sure it is interactive and unique from any other learning styles that will help keep the students focus on the certain topic or assignment. 

                                          • Gerald Ardito
                                            Gerald Ardito bookmarked There's No Such Thing as a Dangerous Neighborhood
                                            Interesting article about how societal models for inequality have real world consequences. You can find the research cited in the article here and here. Take a look. How do you see this influencing education in different areas of a city?
                                            https://www.citylab.com/perspective/2019/02/broken-windows-theory-policing-urban-violence-crime-data/583030/
                                            • Gerald Ardito
                                              Gerald Ardito bookmarked Why White School Districts Have So Much More Money
                                              Really interesting article about how geography has a powerful affect on school funding, and thus quality of education.
                                              https://www.npr.org/2019/02/26/696794821/why-white-school-districts-have-so-much-more-money
                                            TCH 215 Spring 2019

                                            TCH 215 Spring 2019

                                            This is the online home for TCH 215 for Spring 2019.