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Traversing Bridges

Posted in Learning, Life, Mentoring & Peer Coaching, tagged , , on October 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

    Learning over a lifetime is … …a gradual traversing of a succession of increasingly more elaborate bridges … First, we need to know which bridge we are on. Second, we need to know how far along the learner is in traversing that particular bridge. Third, we need to know that, if it is [...]

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This Could Have Been At Marylhurst

Posted in Adult Learners, Goals, Learning, Mentoring & Peer Coaching, Professional Development, tagged , , , , , , , , on March 11, 2010 | 2 Comments »

Remember back a few posts ago when I said that sometimes we need help to learn? And it’s true that most times, as adults, we don’t want to ask for it.  Which is silly, right? Right?! RIGHT??!?!?! Well, a student shared this video with our Mentoring and Peer Coaching class last night.  She thought it [...]

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Mentoring & Peer Coaching

Posted in Mentoring & Peer Coaching, Teaching, tagged , , , on October 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

This coming Winter term I will be teaching a new course for our Education department in the Teacher Leadership certificate program called Mentoring & Peer Coaching. In addition to my “other” job (oh – and this other job too!),  I am busy thinking about the course schedule, reviewing texts, reading articles, and creating the syllabus. [...]

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A Bow & An Arrow

Posted in Higher Education, Learning, tagged , , , on March 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »

With a good old friend, I am revisiting a good old friend, the book Mentor, by Larry Daloz. I got to chapter 8 and I ran across this quote again, which I loved the first and second times I found it. Now, though, I am inspired to commit it to memory: I must only warn [...]

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