The Great Teachers Seminar is now in session . . . ongoing discussion will begin on the blog. To begin, we did a random sample instant college survey of those in attendance. The questions were:
1. How many have attended a community college? Answer: 90%
2. How many have taken a course at SBVC? Answers: 50%
3. How many graduated from SBVC? Answer: 6%
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18 comments:
Adam Littig's Book:
History of Mathematics, Third Edition, by Victor J. Katz,
ISBN: 978-0321387004
This is a great book for mathematicians because it includes great historical details and fabulous stories about the people of math. It helps to make students understand where math came from, how passionate a discipline it is, and how long it has been around. (Not "They invented this to torture us.")
Jose Recinos book
Burro Genio (Genius Donkey), by Victor Villasenor
ISBN-13 978 0 06 056683
This is a biography of the author relating how difficult it was to learn English and how his teachers seldom understood, but somehow one of them helped him eventually.
Algie Au's Article
Eight Lessons:becoming the Great Teacher you Already Are. Mary Armstrong. Fall 2009 Thought and Action.
Yolanda Simental's book
Instant Teaching Tools for the New Millennium, Michele Deck
Little Lessons for nurse Educators, Linda Caputi
John Banola's Book
The Alchemist
Paulo Coehlo
"Guilty by Reason of Insanity": A Psychiatrist Explores the Minds of Killers
by: Dorothy Otnow Lewis, M.D.
"A History of Pi" by Petr Beckmann
Replace Your Grand Illusions with Grander Realities by Billy Riggs
We are in the 2nd day of our Great Teachers Seminar. Postings of books ongoing,
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"The Present" by Spencer Johnson, MD
"Why Don't My Students Think I'm Groovy? The New "Rs" for Engaging Millenial Learners" by Christy Price, EdD from the Psychology Teacher Nework
Holding Accountability Accountable: What ought to mater in public education. Author: Kenneth Sirotnik
Poverty is Not a Learning Disability. Author: Tish Howard, Sandy Dressor and Dennis Dunklee.
by Stephanie Briggs
Vanessa Engstrom's Book
Oh The Places You Will Go, by Dr. Seuss
HANDBOOK ON TEACHING UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE, A SURVIVAL TRAINING MANUAL BY GORDON UNO
one day my soul just opened up
by iyanla vanzant
We are on the last day of Great Teachers Seminar--a really great time of learning from others! Dena Peters
Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho
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