The post demonstrated a high level of thinking and analysis, an understanding and integration of the materials learned. It (the post) presented the strengths of the TSL model in the context of SL and highlighted the similarities with critical thinking. The reader enjoyed the connection between critical thinking and Appreciative Inquiry. Another strength of the blog is reflecting in its
FYI As a result of the confusion related to responding to posts from other cohorts and getting posts from other cohorts, Colin placed a fix at the bottom of each week’s page. Where there was a previous link to view all student posts at the bottom of each week’s page there are now two links. […]
Please do not post outside your cohort. It confuses the learning especially when you respond to a post in one cohort and answer in another and the post you are responding to has no idea you have responded. LDRS 501A is a cohort including Health & Education teams. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO/IN BUSINESS & […]
Hey Daniel; Appreciate your insight and devil’s advocacy, but is the observation valuable without observable suggestions to address those issues you raise? What do you do when the wrong person is in the position? What are your options if they’re in a position of power within the organization and can affect the lives of those […]
Thank you for providing a post filled with technical, professional, personal knowledge and experienced. I also believe you mastered the integration of the course content with several aspects of your domain expertise. It joyfully intrigued me to see European currency in one of your pictures, and the video the being on the top concept was appropriate. I am curious to
I was a pleasure to read the blog, and I enjoy the simplicity of the writing style which made the message easy to understand for everyone. I would like to build on the argument related to the focus of NPO which according to the post aimed to do good works but failed to offer accountability in areas such as finances
As you started BLOGging this week, you were reminded to use categories effectively when making posts. For Education and Health Care teams: ldrs501 Post 2.1 Health & Education For Business, Nonprofit and Christian Ministry Teams ldrs501 Post 2.1 Business & Non-Profit Categories are case sensitive, space sensitive and requiring exact duplication for them to appear […]
See the original post here! I really enjoyed reading your post! It was very insightful and it seems as though you have a firm grasp on the subject at hand. TSL is something new for me so I appreciate your insights. I would like to respond your your concluding paragraph where you say, “A TSL …
See the original post here! Thanks for your words when it comes to transformational servant leadership. I appreciate your depth of knowledge in the subject and your use of references. I say this because I’m new to a Master’s program and I feel yours is a great example of how to write a substansive blog …
Please see original post here! Thank you so much, Oliver, for responding to these questions in such an appropriate and “mind-opening” way. There was one specific section that I want to quote, ” Though a church may be growing in its numbers it may not be serving its purpose. In some cases, churches may look …