These posts are about opportunities for life-long learning. They can be anything education related.
“I made a pattern using CAD” is a statement that may not seem important to some people in the world, but to me, it is a huge accomplishment. Most importantly, this pattern fits me. It is not perfect and it « … read more … »
The thought occurred to me this week that I should make a compilation of all of the readings I have done to complete my REL 333 Capstone Practicum Project. Why? Because this is what learning is – utilizing resources to « … read more … »
Today I am grateful for air conditioning. I am not going to lie, the height of summer in Texas is not when you want it to go out – ever – but that is when it seems to happen. How does « … read more … »
Getting to this point in the “jacket recreation project” in my APD 290 CAD Pattern Making class feels incredible! Not going to lie, it has taken me a lot of hours to get to this point, and seeing something that « … read more … »
Part of the learning process is sharing or teaching what you know to others. Learning does not exist in a vacuum. Rather, it is cyclical – I think. I am not an expert, but I know that seeing someone else « … read more … »
This week’s reflections on learning for the application phase of my Capstone Practicum Project are focused on “mindfulness.” Being mindful of actions and choices. Paying attention to the why behind the actions we take. I think this is important when « … read more … »
I feel impressed to share an example of what learning looks like. Learning can come from observing others learn. It is a process. This happens a lot as a parent and it is important to acknowledge that my learning comes « … read more … »
Curiosity sparks questions. Asking questions is how we explore the world around us. Feed this curiosity through active learning. Never miss the opportunity to ask questions or seek the answers. Be the teacher when asked questions, and share your knowledge « … read more … »
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