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Reflect on the reading, Human Being, Human Nature
To complete this assignment successfully, you should:
- Read Human Being, Human Nature on the web
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Use the ideas in the reading, 'Human Being, Human Nature', to
discuss your own development.
These are things you may wish to address in a short essay that should
be about 300 words long.
What
concepts in this essay appeal to you?
What
themes were difficult to understand or place in the context of your own
life?
How
do these explanations of the principles of development apply to teaching?
How
did your own need for power and control, esteem and recognition affect
your school journey?
Has
it been difficult to try to 'march to the tune' at school when you have
very different ways of knowing?
How
would you like to change the model of education to make it more appropriate
for people who learn by doing?
Rubric
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Excellent: 500 - 1000 words, well organized, addresses
Child Development and ways to support youngsters as we teach them;
examples shared, cogent perspective advanced, summary statement
pulls material together. |
Good: 500+ words, organized, several points offered, addressed
the question, summary statement provided |
Marginal: Length is under 500 words, skirts the question
rather than discussing it, few or no examples provided, may be missing
summary, or final statement may not address the essay question.
The student will receive assistance in sharpening the essay |
E-mail
J'Anne Ellsworth at Janne.Ellsworth@nau.edu
Course developed by J'Anne
& Martha
Ellsworth

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