For the Science of Education Module I have blogged, and read blogs about a wide range of issues related to educational psychology. This module has proved many things, some of which I will now go onto discuss,. The Science of Education module has been the most engaging module I have undertaken in all the years I have been in education.

What have I learnt? April 10, 2012. I think we can all agree, we have covered a vast amount of topics and information over these few weeks. Personally, the opportunity to blog about topics of interest has heightened my motivation in forming a strong argument and is certainly evident throughout many other blogs too.

Having the blogs weekly meant that I worked at a consistent steady pace rather than fluctuating efforts throughout the semester. I felt this increased my focus and I learnt so much more in comparsion to other modules. I liked the fact that this was not weekly tests but weekly blogs because if it was weekly tests, my focus would be on trying to fulfill a content criteria rather than thinking about developing my skills.

This has been one of my favourite modules from the whole time I have been here. 1 We were given the opportunity to be truly independent learners. We had to choose our own topics, arguments and sources to back these up. This is something I feel is missing from many curriculums, both at secondary and tertiary education levels. While some people will benefit more from a structured approach than others, too much structure be restricting and discouraging.

Over the past few months, this module has taught me so much. Firstly, its taught me that self directed learning is possible and it really works. its been great to be able to talk about WHAT I want, WHEN I want. Next, that Jesse Martin really is a legend! The other day th.

From the very first week, this module has been an eye-opener. So many topics have been discussed in a small period of time, without being too much to take in or keep up with.

At the close of the module, I can say that it has both surprised me, and exceeded whatever expectations I had! In order to respond in an academic manner to some of the more controversial or unusual blog posts, I have had to investigate topics I would not normally choose to look at- such as the efficacy of IQ tests,.

Science of education has taught me so much, not only from an academic perspective but also from a personal one. Rewind back to that first lecture we had with Jesse. I was amazed by this new way of looking at. I have thoroughly enjoyed this .

Thanks for dropping by Oderkerk! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. As such, I was very surprised to find out we would receive no lectures and no assignments. I often focused on broader.