Category to select: C. Embodied Learning
Due on Tuesday of Week 11.
Provide a brief synthesis of the readings you did and discuss the implications for your STEM practice.
1. The post should take about 300-400 words. Now, generate a set of questions for your colleagues. The questions should connect to PCK or TPACK (that is, be about pedagogical content knowledge or technological pedagogical content knowledge).
- When discussing your practice, describe a topic that you teach that you think would benefit from an embodied learning approach and explain why.
2. Respond to three other posts by Thursday of Week 11.
3. For your final assignments:
- If you selected the e-folio option, include a response to one of the following questions.
- If you are doing the TELE Design Assignment, review the table of targets under Course information, assignments, and the Legacy Assignment and continue to develop your ideas and artefacts after reviewing the weekly targets.
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