Dear TBLers,
I've had great results with tbl, but after four years of developing
applications (with no on-site TBL mentoring) I'm still not happy about that
part of the process in particular for my large world regional geography
classes. I've got a couple of TBL books around me and have found some
inspiration in other disciplines including Sweet and Michaelson's *TBl in
the social sciences and humanities *which provides thoughtful case studies
of instructors and how they utilize and adapt TBL. But I'm still looking to
think creatively about world regional geography specifically. Perhaps I
have too much writing (that splits teams). Maybe the application can ask
of different products as outcomes - I'm looking for ideas re. content and
structure.
If there is anyone out there developing applications for world regional
geography? If folks have one or two geography modules they would consider
sharing I would be very grateful.
Manda
Dr. Amanda Rees
Professor of Geography, Department of History and Geography
Tel: (706) 507 8358 Fax: (706) 507-8362
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http://columbusstate.academia.edu/AmandaRees
*Coordinator*
<http://history.columbusstate.edu/columbuscommunitygeography.php>*:
Columbus Community Geography Center*
<http://history.columbusstate.edu/columbuscommunitygeography.php>
Mailing Address:
Department of History and Geography, Columbus State University
4225 University Avenue, Columbus, GA 31907, U.S.A.
Office Location:
901 Front Avenue,Yancey Center at One Arsenal Place
Room 350 (campus map
<http://www.columbusstate.edu/maps/CampusMap-Oct2012-Color.pdf#page=2>)
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