“In Documenting Learning, the authors seek to qualify, rather than quantify, what contemporary learning is all about: looking for, capturing, reflecting, sharing, and amplifying the learning that is taking place. In this text, they break down these actions and how they apply to before, during, and after learning moments and describe a new way to approach contemporary work and self-determined learning.”
Michael Fisher, Author and Consultant
A Guide to Documenting Learning published by Corwin Press
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The Why Behind Documenting Learning
When the "act and the process of documenting learning" becomes the vehicle to learn, we can look at it as a method that facilitates learning.
I am a documenter, I have always been… maybe it is in my blood… …from keeping diaries from an early age on, being the family letter writer, to taking pictures...
I am co-founder and co-director of of edJEWcon, an organization that seeks to advance the conversation of the future of teaching and learning in the 21st century in the context...
edJEWcon‘s team, consisting of Andrea Hernandez and Silvia Tolisano, had the great pleasure of visiting Gray Academy of Jewish Education in Winnipeg, Canada in October 2015. We were warmly welcomed...
Edna Sackson, Teaching and Learning Co-ordinator from Mount Scopus Memorial College in Melbourne, Australia, documented a model lesson I was teaching at my recent visit to their school. Edna graciously...
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