Sat.Oct 21, 2017 - Fri.Oct 27, 2017

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Whose learning is it anyway?

Teaching Matters Online Learning

iStock [ConstantinosZ] Questions arise when one thinks about the idea of learning, such as ‘what do we mean by learning?’, ‘where does it happen?’, ‘who does it?’, and ‘what does it have to do with knowledge?’ How one proceeds towards an understanding of what learning is -or what learning could be- does matter. Approaching learning with causality in mind, a taste for abstraction, and an impulse to categorise, can generate a meaningful and useful set of learning objectives to guide teaching desig

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Featured blog: University of Michigan Social media team

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Behind the scenes at a busy 24/7 University social media team who have time for an amazing team blog too!

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Can’t you just tell me?: Musings on Being Undecided

Hope College Network

By: Alley LoPrete One of the most daunting parts of choosing a college for me was wondering if I would make the right choice. How do I know my school is the right one? It brought me back to middle school dreams of my future husband and asking my mom “How do you know he is the ONE?” So, I chose a school where I could find lots of options; Hope College.

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Hope College Nursing

Hope College Network

By: Noemi Rocha As a kid, I would equate nursing school with a trade school. I always pictured the hospital beds and learning the necessary technical skills, but not much else. My Hope experience has been completely different than I imagined and incredibly worthwhile. If I’m being completely honest, I didn’t know I wanted to be a nurse until my senior year of high school.

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Good ideas: Boston University’s Terrier Tuesdays

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A great digital marketing campaign that uses social media and web to highlight the achievements of students and alumni members

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