Thanks for breaking out of your comfort zone. Thanks for sharing what see in yourself as possible shortcomings. I'm so glad that you've taken a step in the direction of step outside of your perceived limits. Onward and upward, my friend.
Good job modeling what you learned. Even though you were outside your comfort zone you were focused on getting right to the important message you had to say. The way you delivered it gave clout to what you were saying. Your video blog stands as an example of finding new ways to push the boundaries of educating our students. When we show ourselves to be vulnerable and uneasy in how we present the course material but are making the statement that we are trying to connect through media they are comfortable with, we will be surprised at how they will be more likely to participate when we ask them to go outside their comfort zone and learn in a new way themselves. Keep stepping out. I think I might follow your lead and try something new on the next blog covering the 5-8 chapters in the “Art of Possibillity”. By the way, I noticed you didn’t have to do any editing. You were able to stream right on through the whole message. I might have to do more editing when I do it.
Thanks for breaking out of your comfort zone. Thanks for sharing what see in yourself as possible shortcomings. I'm so glad that you've taken a step in the direction of step outside of your perceived limits. Onward and upward, my friend.
ReplyDeleteGood job modeling what you learned. Even though you were outside your comfort zone you were focused on getting right to the important message you had to say. The way you delivered it gave clout to what you were saying. Your video blog stands as an example of finding new ways to push the boundaries of educating our students. When we show ourselves to be vulnerable and uneasy in how we present the course material but are making the statement that we are trying to connect through media they are comfortable with, we will be surprised at how they will be more likely to participate when we ask them to go outside their comfort zone and learn in a new way themselves. Keep stepping out. I think I might follow your lead and try something new on the next blog covering the 5-8 chapters in the “Art of Possibillity”. By the way, I noticed you didn’t have to do any editing. You were able to stream right on through the whole message. I might have to do more editing when I do it.
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