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EDU 650 Teaching,Learning and Leading in the 21st Century (Journal)

EDU 650 Teaching,Learning and Leading in the 21st Century (Journal)

– Week 1 – Journal

Week 1 Journal

No Excuses University–Culture of Universal Achievement

Greatness is not a function of circumstance. Greatness, it turns out, is largely a matter of conscious choice, and discipline.” – Jim Collins

Upon reading chapters 1-5 of No Excuses University (Lopez, 2013), reflect on the foundational concepts of No Excuses University addressing each of the listed points.  Compose your journal using first-person language.

  1. Consider the structure of each chapter. Describe the key elements you observed that make each chapter easy to follow or more readable.
  2. Select one “Key Concept” and one “Theory to Practice” statement from any of the first five chapters to reflect upon. Explain why it is personally and/or professionally relevant to you.
  3. Chapter five discusses the concept of having “your moment”. What was your moment? When did you know that you wanted to be involved in the lives of students or youth?
  4. What are the most common reasons why educators become jaded? What actions might ensure that we don’t lose sight of the commitments that we once made as new educators entering the profession?

 

 

 

 

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Damen Lopez wrote ‘No Excuse University’ that has not only been practical to readers but also interesting to read. It is inspirational and its narrative style made it more enjoyable. The personal anecdote Lopez uses touches me personally with their relevance as they draw parallels with the discussed ideas and concepts. On reading the first five chapters of Lopez’s ‘No Excuse University,’ I discovered how easy it was following the arguments posited in each of the chapters. The use of an easy writing…..

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