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Teaching Observation
For my teaching observation I sat in on Dr. Jeff Offutt’s class on Software Usability Analysis and Design (SWE 205). Dr. Offutt amongst formerly being my neighbor and currently having his son enrolled at my Tae Kwon Do school, is … Continue reading
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Khanh on Teaching Observation
A few days before the observation – What to observe (preparation for my own peace of mind) I wrote to two of the three professors recommended by the GMU Center of Teaching Excellence (CTE) asking if I could attend one … Continue reading
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Teaching Observation
During the past couple of weeks, I have observed two of my colleagues teach. I observed Rob Como in an English 111 (College Composition I) and Laura Casal in an English 111/009 (College Composition I with Individualized Instruction). My experienced … Continue reading
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Peer Evaluation
I sat in on a class taught by a colleague of mine at Northern Virginia Community College for my teaching observation. The class was Differential Equations taught by Joe Agnich. Joe and I have discussed teaching philosophies, syllabi, etc. in … Continue reading
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Teaching Observation
I observed in an early childhood education class about literacy and language. The class size was about forty students. The room was in the basement of the Robinson building and held about fifty chairs in rows. When students came in … Continue reading
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