This week I was particularly intrigued by the video “Sharing: The Moral Imperative.” Shareski’s point of view on sharing is phenomenal.\u00a0 In the past months, I have been actively sharing ideas and resources with my colleagues and thus creating a community and a network that is allowing me to grow.\u00a0 Sharing in a large scale is a scary, new concept for me, but I do believe sharing has many benefits not only for the students but for yourself. It has allowed me to create learning networks on different campuses and on the Internet.<\/p>\n
In the past I was not a big sharing type. I was actually very shy around my colleagues and limited my participation in our discussions in meeting and workshops, and I would find myself listening from the more experienced educators rather than sharing my own experiences as equal educators. I know for a fact that I have many great ideas to offer.\u00a0 This program has created a safe space for me to express my ideas and share them with all of you.<\/p>\n
In the future I do want to share more. I was also inspired by Dan Meyer from Santa Cruz, California, who shared his work that took countless hours to complete. I want to become part of the big chain of resources online and perhaps inspire one person and in return inspire me to do more.<\/p>\n
This week I was particularly intrigued by the video “Sharing: The Moral Imperative.” Shareski’s point of view on sharing is phenomenal.\u00a0 In the past months, I have been actively sharing ideas and resources with my colleagues and thus creating a … Continue reading ![\"Inspire\"](\"http:\/\/wordpress.miracosta.edu\/pmendoza\/files\/2014\/04\/Inspire.png\")
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