Robin Trevigne

I have currently completed the first module of "Management Styles". 
In this module, I learned the four (4) types of management styles and noticed that I'm more of a "buddy" / "controller" type instructor and need to make some adjustments to achieve a more "Guide" style of classroom management. 
The first and most important adjustment that's needed is "planning"; especially planning for those times when one's lesson plans gets interrupted due to technical difficulties involving computer and or smart board malfunctions. In combatting these, one can have a back-up laptop and or iPad. As for smart board malfunctions, I could… >>>

Just completed module 3 of ED 102 instruction on e-learning and notice that Bergquist & Phillips (1975) suggested that there are six (6) leaning styles for on-line learners: Avoidant; competitive; Dependent’ Collaborative; Participant and Independent, and that the first three (3) inhabits student’s participation.

I though there were only three (3): Visual; Kinesthetic; Auditory… until looking at their comments a little closer I come to realize that their six (6) categories can also to allotted to in-class learning as well.