Archive for March, 2010



Series II Effective Methodologies Continued–Last Input

Mar. 1st 2010

Monday 1 Mar   2010
Series II. Effective Teaching Methodologies I Have Discovered
And Used In My Teaching At Fuller. (Last Six effective methodologies in the series)
For this series, I am taking material from my position paper,
 
EffectiveMethodologies.pdf.
 
 
Part V. The Last Six—From the Complexity portion of […]

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Mar. 7th 2010

 
Monday 7 Mar 2010
 
New Series—Development of Courses—Over 3 Decades
 
Introduction To Series
 
            At Fuller, during my tenure here, professors were assigned to teach six courses per year as the normal load.
 
           New professors who come on board, particularly younger ones, have quite a roe […]

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Mar. 13th 2010

Monday 15 Mar 2010
 
Development of Courses—Part II. The First Decade—the 80s
            In the decade of the 80s, my top three courses were:
 
1. ML560 Change Dynamics; 2. ML540 Leadership Training Models; 3. ML501 Basic Leadership Emergence Patterns
 
 
Course #1 in the Decade of […]

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Course Series continued

Mar. 23rd 2010

 
Monday 22 Mar 2010
Development of Courses—Part III. The Second Decade—the 90s
            In the decade of the 90s, my top four courses (and two others) were:
 1. ML530 Life Long Development;  2. ML523 Mentoring;  3. ML524 Focused Lives  4. ML521 Developing Leadership Giftedness;
 5. […]

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Part IV. The Third Decade–The 2000-2010 (abbreviated 00s)

Mar. 27th 2010

 
 
Development of Courses—Part IV. The Third Decade—the 2000-2010 (abbreviated 00s)
            In the decade of 2000-2010, my top four courses were:
 
 1. ML530 Life Long Development;  2. ML524 Focused Lives;  3. ML523 Mentoring;  4. The Resurgence of ML540 Leadership Training Models.
 
I will […]

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