Another point was made about how much work this course appeared to be, and being conscious of how much time students need to spend on work in an online course. We have gone through that exercise at my school, even to the point of having teachers look at each others' lessons, completing them as a student might, to make sure they fall within acceptable levels.
Focusing on the higher level skills in Bloom's Taxonomy is always something we need to be doing in our classrooms. I feel that my past education has prepared me well in this area, as many of today's teachers are. From what I can tell from my colleagues at my school, most teachers are very aware of Bloom's Taxonomy and incorporate it into their teaching and assessments.
~ Ginnie
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Ginnie:
Your point about how much time is needed for students to work online is well taken. Even though online courses offer flexibility, they take a great deal of commitment. Getting peers to “pilot” your lessons allows for revamping if necessary. Great idea.
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