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Hello, I was wondering if anyone in a higher education institution has decided to integrate pre-writing into their study guides. If so, please let me know how it went, if it went, and the mistakes. I'd like to see previous attempts and finally figure a pre-writing system that works in graduate classes. Steve

Steven Hess CHEP

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Thanks for the review.

A lot of it was a review but it's nice to see an organization willing to remind people about the importance contained within the subject.

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I know I am supposed to have something wise to share with the community as I progress through my life and education. Honestly, I have had a great life and done well compared to my family. As I look forward in the hopes of peering into my future, a few spectres of my past call upon me to remain grounded and honest about the Self.

When it comes to wisdom, I have none (or little) to offer. However, I have learned a couple of things worth knowing:

If you want to learn something, don’t bother learning about something. Rather, make an effort and learn how what you want to learn about changes over time. Anyone can learn something. But few take the leap as to understand the mechanisms leading to changes in knowledge.
Nothing in life (or education) is complex. Complexity is little more than an illusion afforded by ignorance and ego.
When it comes to teaching, realise you are a student just like the one standing before you asking questions. There is no difference between you and them. And if you think there is a difference, re-read the previous point.
Educators live a privileged life. For we can remain as children amazed by knowledge and exploration.
And above all else, the best educator is a compassionate educator.

Hopefully, this post shared a bit of what I am and my perspective. If so, I have been successful. If not, then I will have to rethink this post.

Truly,
Dr. Steven Hess

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Steven HessCHEP

About me

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Steven Hess CHEP

Discussion Comment

Pre-Writing

Steven Hess CHEP

Discussion Comment

Thanks for the review.

A lot of it was a review but it's nice to see an organization willing to remind people about the importance contained within the subject.

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If you want to learn something, don’t bother learning about something. Rather, make an effort and learn how what you want to learn about changes over time. Anyone can learn something. But few take the leap as to understand the mechanisms leading to changes in knowledge.
Nothing in life (or education) is complex. Complexity is little more than an illusion afforded by ignorance and ego.
When it comes to teaching, realise you are a student just like the one standing before you asking questions. There is no difference between you and them. And if you think there is a difference, re-read the previous point.
Educators live a privileged life. For we can remain as children amazed by knowledge and exploration.
And above all else, the best educator is a compassionate educator.

Hopefully, this post shared a bit of what I am and my perspective. If so, I have been successful. If not, then I will have to rethink this post.

Truly,
Dr. Steven Hess

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