- dtse.org home page
- dtse2007 wikia scratchpad home page
Monday, January 15, 2007
bookmark the course home page
Record the address of the course home page at dtse.org. Make sure you know how to reach the following pages:
create a personal blog
If you don't already have a google account, click here to create an account and a new blog.
If you already have a google account, use it to login to the "new blogger" and create a new blog.
1. When you have a new blogger username and a personal blog, record the information on your password list.
2. Create a comment on this post using your new blogger id.
If you already have a google account, use it to login to the "new blogger" and create a new blog.
1. When you have a new blogger username and a personal blog, record the information on your password list.
2. Create a comment on this post using your new blogger id.
register at wikia scratchpad
Register at wikia scratchpad, where we will use the same engine as Wikipedia to create and maintain content that is collaborative and evolving:
2. wikia scratchpad signup
Assignment: Record your username and password on your password list. Post a comment to this post when you are done!
2. wikia scratchpad signup
Assignment: Record your username and password on your password list. Post a comment to this post when you are done!
Monday, January 1, 2007
representations and concepts
OK, I am finding that most of the time with my non-honors students I am putting too much cognitive load on them most of the time. For example, they are just becoming familiar with a concept (like conservation) and I start slamming them with a representation (like an impulse-momentum bar chart.) Too much at once and they panic, riot, or shut down.
So attached is my attempt to teach a new representation using a familiar concept. I would like students to be comfortable with the mechanics of the work-energy bar chart before we start using it to reason about new concepts.
So attached is my attempt to teach a new representation using a familiar concept. I would like students to be comfortable with the mechanics of the work-energy bar chart before we start using it to reason about new concepts.
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