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Hi All!
I am a new and young faculty member at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de
Chile (Santiago, Chile) and I am highly interested in incorporating TBL as
an instructional strategy in my courses (I teach at the School of Education,
teacher training program – early childhood education). I found the book
“Team-Based Learning: A Transformative Use of Small Groups in College
Teaching” (Michaelsen, Bauman Knight, and Fink, 2004) to be extremely
helpful. The information in the TBL website (http://tblc.camp9.org/) is VERY
useful, and your postings and email exchange are truly insightful. I've
learned a lot! March 1st is the beginning of the academic year in this part
of the world. I’m confident I’ll succeed at implementing TBL. I'm a true
believer! but I’m also in a very solitary quest. TBL is pretty much unknown
in Chile. Therefore, I have a couple of questions:
1) 1) Do you know of anyone who has implemented TBL in Chile or any
Spanish speaking country, particularly in a School or Department of
Education?
2) 2) Do any of you have implemented TBL in early childhood
undergraduate courses (particularly courses related to “educational
psychology”, “early childhood development”, and “family-school partnerships
in early childhood programs”)? I have between 27 and 60 undergraduate,
3rdyear students per class .
3) 3) Do you know where I can access good application exercises and/or
case studies related to educational psychology and also related to working
with families in the context of early childhood education?
Thanks a million for your guidance ;-)
Best,
Doyna
Doyna Illmer, Ph.D.
Facultad de Educación
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
http://www.uc.cl/
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