TE 111A
2401 University Circle
Weber State University
Ogden, Utah 84408-2401
Phone: (801) 626-7345
FAX: (801) 626-7937
EMAIL: dbrinkerhoff@weber.edu
(Students, please use the address on the syllabus for class-related questions)
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| 11:30 - 12:30 | CS 3100 TE 103C |
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CS 3100 TE 103C |
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| 1:30 - 2:30 | Office1 |
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First Published:
King, D. & Dyer, K. (Eds.). (2010). Proceedings of Intellectbase International Consortium.
Nashville, TN: Intellectbase International Consortium.
Volume 13, pp. 400-409.
Revised and Published (2011):
Review of Higher Education and Self-Learning, 4(8), 1-15.
Abstract:
Teaching and learning are complementary processes that are most effective when teachers and
students employ compatible methods and when their goals are aligned. Four "spherical cows,"
metaphors for implicit assumptions made about key teaching and learning concepts, are explored.
Explicit conceptualizations, drawn from selected research and theory and based on the
understanding that knowledge is internally constructed and individually organized, are
presented for each assumption. The conceptualizations support compatible teaching and learning
methods and promote an effective partnership.
The Brinkerhoff coat of arms was granted to the family in Drenthe, Holland, in
1307, along with knighthood and patrician rank. The translation of the family
motto from Latin reads, "Constant in Faith and Integrity."
Joris Dircksen Brinkerhoff came to the American colonies (later the United States of America)
in 1641 from Vorden, Gelderland, Holland, where he was born in 1604.