Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. There were some great syntheses, however, there were far too many lists of what you had covered in your previous blogs. A synthesis needs to highlight what has emerged in your thinking as a result of having done all this research. For too many of the blogs, it was just a recap of what had already been covered. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

Like I said at the beginning I hope people have enjoyed reading my blogs as I have enjoyed reading other peoples. And that is my final blog done. This blog will just sum up all of these topics and give an overview of the topic in its entirety.

When deciding which year 3 topics to take, I tried to choose those that were elated to Education or Child Development.

Something feels funny, I must be thinking too hard - Winnie the Pooh. As you may guess from the debate in my blogs, I think the set up of this module should be implemented more, particularly in higher and further education.

Regarding the bi-weekly talks, although hesitant at first, I now understand how beneficial they can be. They allow us to present information that has sparked our imaginations and grasped our attention. There was nothing worse than giving a POPPS talk on Statistics, as it held no interest to me whatsoever! My third.

Getting an education was a bit like a communicable sexual disease. It made you unsuitable for a lot of jobs and then you had the urge to pass it on.

Cannot believe it is time to write our last blog of the module! Where do I start to round it all up? To begin with I was sceptical about blogging as a form as assessment, I thought it may be an unreliable way of assessing due to the fact that there is limited personal feedback, which could make improvement minimum. HOWEVER, I take it back! And of co.

Where education comes Alive! April 22, 2013. Overall, I think this module has been really good.