July 11, 2001
7:00 Arrival and greetings (Time for bantering)
7:15 Check-in
7:25 Assignments for the evening.
There are four events for the evening:
The Discussion Groups | The Tasks and Discussion Topics |
Chris W.: Facilitator
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7:25 Use the web below: Reflections 7:25 - 7:50 Read and respond. You can enter your responses and copy and paste paragraphs into the text area in Tapped In. You can also copy these responses to a note in Tapped In. Other than that, the form has not been made interactive. It is in this format for your convenience. 7:50 - 8:10 Share and discuss items 1 - 3 on the Reflections web. Spend about 5 minutes on each item. A recorder for the group should provide a synopsis for the larger discussion later tonight. 8:10 Use the web below: NIM 8:10 - 8:30 Explore NIM (The Fruit Game) on your own. Play the game and consider the thinking skills required to learn and succeed at this ancient game. 8:30 Take a break. 8:40 Read the web below: From Dewey to NIM8:40 - 9:00 In preparation for the final discussions tonight, consider the connections between what John Dewey considers a problem solving experience and what you may experience while playing NIM on the web. Further tasks: Check the remainder of the agenda for the evening. |
Ashleigh: Facilitator
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7:25 Use the web below: Reflections 7:25 - 7:50 Read and respond. You can enter your responses and copy and paste paragraphs into the text area in Tapped In. You can also copy these responses to a note in Tapped In. Other than that, the form has not been made interactive. It is in this format for your convenience. 7:50 - 8:10 Share and discuss items 4 - 6 on the Reflections web. Spend about 5 minutes on each item. A recorder for the group should provide a synopsis for the larger discussion later tonight. 8:10 Use the web below: NIM 8:10 - 8:30 Explore NIM (The Fruit Game) on your own. Play the game and consider the thinking skills required to learn and succeed at this ancient game. 8:30 Take a break. 8:40 Read the web below: From Dewey to NIM8:40 - 9:00 In preparation for the final discussions tonight, consider the connections between what John Dewey considers a problem solving experience and what you may experience while playing NIM on the web. Further tasks: Check the remainder of the agenda for the evening. |
Christie: Facilitator
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7:25 Use the web below: Reflections 7:25 - 7:50 Read and respond. You can enter your responses and copy and paste paragraphs into the text area in Tapped In. You can also copy these responses to a note in Tapped In. Other than that, the form has not been made interactive. It is in this format for your convenience. 7:50 - 8:10 Share and discuss items 7 - 9 on the Reflections web. Spend about 5 minutes on each item. A recorder for the group should provide a synopsis for the larger discussion later tonight. 8:10 Use the web below: NIM 8:10 - 8:30 Explore NIM (The Fruit Game) on your own. Play the game and consider the thinking skills required to learn and succeed at this ancient game. 8:30 Take a break. 8:40 Read the web below: From Dewey to NIM8:40 - 9:00 In preparation for the final discussions tonight, consider the connections between what John Dewey considers a problem solving experience and what you may experience while playing NIM on the web. Further tasks: Check the remainder of the agenda for the evening. |
9:00 Discussions
- Christie's group
- Comments from the larger group
- Ashleigh's group
- Comments from the larger group
- Chris Watson's group
- Comments from the larger group
9:30 That's a wrap!