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Re: Hi, rw! It's worth trying once, anyway
Posted by rw on 11/25/07

    It's not independent study-- it's a regularly 8-week college writing
    course where everyone starts at the same time, has the same
    deadlines, etc.


    I figure I'll try it. Since I have a different full-time job to be
    creative in, it might be nice to have a pre-designed course anyway,
    particularly considering its very low pay.

    On 11/22/07, where is it? independent study or facilitated? wrote:
    > Is it independent study where students enroll whenever they want
    > and then do the work in a certain period of time? Or do you
    > facilitate discussions and grade their work on a schedule?
    >
    > I've done everything in online teaching -- independent self-study
    > and weekly facilitated courses. Right now I've got one school that
    > provides all the lesson info and I get to create the assignments.
    > I have another school where everything is already written and set
    > up and I cannot change anything. Then my last school is the one
    > where I wrote the courses I'm teaching.
    >
    > These are all graduate and undergraduate college and univ courses
    > that begin and end on a schedule and students complete their work
    > on a weekly due date schedule.
    >
    > Lee
    >
    >
    >
    > On 11/05/07, rw wrote:
    >> In this case I would be in charge of the grading/commenting and
    >> e-mailing. The student would be all across the country so it
    >> would be an online constructed course and I'd work from home. I
    >> think I'm going to try it.
    >>
    >>
    >>> I've not heard of this situation before, but I've seen some
    >>> math courses that were designed around the self-paced
    >>> software - the teacher served basically as the tutor - the
    >>> software did the instruction, practice, and testing. The
    >>> good teachers did plenty of tutoring, and the poor ones sat
    >>> and graded papers for regular classes.

     
     

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