Hi All, Hope your first week of sessions went well last week. Please be in touch with any issues or questions. A few reflections on this week: Thanks to Marta, I've added some additional slides to the Team Working lecture, focused more on MBTI - I'm only going through these quickly in the lecture, but it may mean that you want to spend a little more time discussing MBTI and different personalities in the Workshops. It's up to you. I will upload the slides immediately after the session. There is some confusion about Topic Seminar reflections. I'm going to go through that in tomorrow's lecture with DETAILED instructions on where to find the information etc. Please be careful this week in Topic Seminars as regards students 'fishing' for the 'answer' to the Analytical Essay 1. I've had a few emails with students saying things like 'I can't find a definition of Shareholder Captialism - can you tell me what it is?'. Quite ap...
It depends how demanding we want to be. One way of getting reading done is to test this informally in the classroom. "You must have read the...[name of article[... could you summarise it for the rest of the class and me."
ReplyDeleteI think reading will be done by very committed students--and not by less committed ones.
I also didn't really think this is a problem with my groups--but then I wasn't looking to test whether they had done the reading or not.
My focus has been on presenting and thinking about structuring their communication rather than depth of content. I plan to refocus after the Poster presentation towards quality of analysis and argument in the 2nd half.
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Hi there. The reading is not difficult! three short newspaper articles for one session and they're of interest and link in to what we're doing...I tend to just keep referring back to 'that point in the FT' and reinforcing it!! they will pull it up on their screens and at least scan it as we go along. It's the academic articles that I've always had a problem with - students tend to scan the exec summary and then say they've read it! On the whole, it's early days for me to make any value judgments.
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