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Math!

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library

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Hi Ray! Excited to be here!

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librarian

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CST

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Communication.

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Yes, business and student development

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Biology

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hi :)

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psychology

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biology

04:12:52
Michael -Economics

04:15:13
100% what VCCS tells me to do

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Definitely what we want.

04:15:24
I feel like it's a high percentage about what we want to teach.

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Almost always what we NEED to teach.

04:15:33
i think sometimes what students want to learn or expect to learn is a bit different than what we want to teach!

04:16:08
For me it's what students NEED to learn to be successful academically and professionally

04:16:39
I certainly try to include a healthy mix of both

04:17:19
Ideally, I think it should be a blend of both. That said, I favor what I want to teach, but give students the opportunity to tweak the direction of the class.

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yes Jess

04:18:30
Yes! I had a student last year who believed she knew everything she needed from my class. Frustrating.

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That they can improve!

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That they CAN do it

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they are capable of learning

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Failure is part of the process. They have a voice and a perspective that is worth sharing.

04:22:43
I'd like for them to believe that learning is worthwhile and enjoyable. They define themselves as stressed out, and I'd like them to enjoy the college experience more.

04:26:56
I am always looking for ideas to help students grow. I struggle with that!

04:30:52
grades sometimes get in the way of learning!!

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Sorry. I has internat issue.... Speaking of Math, I found a very useful youtube video. It made me who shared the same probelm--mind not developed enough for the course work--suddenly understand what math is up to. Exploratory Practice: https://www.mathnasium.com

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had

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Would love that link, please

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnecUrHgTkc

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did not allow mw to copy

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Making sense of Math | Greg Tang | TEDxAmoskeagMillyard

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That is a fantastic metacognitive exercise!

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yes

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wow

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Wow

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That is amazing!

04:51:00
Fantastic

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They need the praise, and they deserve it

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Thank you, Ray

04:51:59
Thank you, Ray. Great work.

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Thank you!

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04:52:05
Good job! Love this assignment.

04:52:06
This was fantastic! Thank you Ray!

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rorkwis@nvcc.edu

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Here is the survey link for this session: https://forms.gle/mvEK8Xfrn4XUqQUL9. We welcome your feedback!

04:57:28
Thanks, Ray!

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Thanks Ray!!