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Short Video loops from The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia; advice to kids, parents, teachers

Short Video loops from The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia; advice to kids, parents, teachers | Students with dyslexia & ADHD in independent and public schools | Scoop.it

The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia: These vingettes from the film offer a powerful spring board to discussion at faculty meetings, family discussions, professional conversations.

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MOOC Mythbuster – Massive Open and Online Courses, What MOOC’s are and what they aren’t

MOOC Mythbuster – Massive Open and Online Courses, What MOOC’s are and what they aren’t | Students with dyslexia & ADHD in independent and public schools | Scoop.it
How MOOCs Work
First, let’s break down what’s really going on before we don the fighting gloves – the traditional model of higher education is being challenged – the ‘course’ where the professor lectures, delivers the content, student uses a textbook, complete assignments and is assessed - is at the crux of the matter. Note however, that MOOCs include similar core components of the traditional ‘course’, there are three as outlined by Stephen Downes, [educator, researcher and founder of the MOOCs] in his essay, Introducing my Work (2012, p 35) which are:

1. Open Content
2. Open Instruction
3. Open Assessment

You may notice the similarities between what Downes outlines and traditional education: content, instruction, assessment, yet its the word OPEN that differentiates how a student participating in a Massive Open Online Courses goes about learning. The other fundamental difference is the presupposition on how learning happens, and the pedagogy that goes along with it.


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