Ed 101

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Ed 101

After entering the teaching field from a 30 year career i have had several on-line courses. The first in 2006 was on classroom management. It was really helpful early on and I got a lot out of it. Several other courses I felt were not relevant and hard to complete on-line. ED-101 was my first Max course and I loved it. It took me through all of what I thought I knew and added a salt and pepper flavor to use in future classes. The organizational aspect of each section lets you know that if you are not organized you lose a lot and don't develop consistency in style and content. You will not have to do as much pre-planning and scheduling if it is put together so it is framework for each time you teach a specific subject or course. I have used a lot of what was discussed with good success and see edification as a tool to do better.

<p>After entering the teaching field from a 30 year career i have had several on-line courses. The first in 2006 was on classroom management. It was really helpful early on and I got a lot out of it. Several other courses I felt were not relevant and hard to complete on-line. ED-101 was my first Max course and I loved it. It took me through all of what I thought I knew and added a salt and pepper flavor to use in future classes. The organizational aspect of each section lets you know that if you are not organized you lose a lot and don't develop consistency in style and content. You will not have to do as much pre-planning and scheduling if it is put together so it is framework for each time you teach a specific subject or course. I have used a lot of what was discussed with good success and see edification as a tool to do better.</p>

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