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A Vision of Students Today: Students think...
What do students think about their education, their classes, their professors? What do they want? What are they angry about? What can we do to improve university education? Here at the UEM and around Europe we're trying, and we're moving in the right direction. Ilene Smalec recommends that all students and especially all teachers watch "A vision of students today" It sends an important message.
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I love to teach and I love to learn. Over the years I've created hundreds of fun activities that make learning easy. We tried them out over and over again in the hallways, in the garden, in the street and yes, even in the classroom. Many are posted on this blog, "Shakespeare slept here." Many of you may have participated in them.
I've always been both a teacher and a student in San Francisco, in Mexico and in Madrid. I was an English teacher at UEM for 18+ years. Now I'm happily retired and on to the next adventure.
I love to teach and I love to learn. Over the years I've created hundreds of fun activities that make learning easy. We tried them out over and over again in the hallways, in the garden, in the street and yes, even in the classroom. Many are posted on this blog, "Shakespeare slept here." Many of you may have participated in them.
I've always been both a teacher and a student in San Francisco, in Mexico and in Madrid. I was an English teacher at UEM for 18+ years. Now I'm happily retired and on to the next adventure.
This is really a very interesting video. Is supposed that with the Bolonia Process the student is the center, but do we really know the students' opinions? do the politician care about it? Why our society still rank the universities by the research they do or the publications they make? It is really important for the students preparation?
Wow.....very good food for thought! As a student who has studied in the United States, I´d like to add that most of these critics are true. We should work to better what I still think is a good system, but not unflawed.