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Catherine, Thank you for the heads up about the glitch. I had trouble uploading it originally so I will look at it again and see if I can get it to work. -Meghan


Ensure discussion can include everyone -- RobertEkblaw 00:59, 24 November 2012 (EST)

I like the information in this unit. Be careful to ensure that each line of text fits into the shaded box; it can be difficult for some people to read when it crosses the boundary.

I like the use of the Discussion area (I've added that to my own course!), but I'd suggest asking a question that encourages everyone to post. If someone has not had the need to create a behavioral plan, or has never created one, they may not feel "invited" to participate in the discussion. Include an option for them to participate, like replying to other posts with how you COULD implement such a plan in your classroom.

Unit 1 Review -- Catherine Strattner 13:18, 25 November 2012 (EST)

Hi Meghan,

I think you do a great job of chunking the material for Unit 1 into lessons. There is an evident continuity to the ideas you present and what students should be building on in their own minds as they progress through the unit. I would echo what Robert has said about the discussion prompt for lesson 1. I also was unable to access each of the documents you have linked to. When I click on the link I am prompted to enter my user id and password for UAlbany. However, when I do, I am told that there has been some error. Not sure if this is a temporary glitch or long term. I just wanted to give you a heads up.

I look forward to seeing your final project!
-Catherine

Re: Unit 1 Review -- Meghan Blair 17:59, 27 November 2012 (EST)

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Flip flop lesson 1 and 2? --Corie Quattrocchi 21:38, 26 November 2012 (EST)

I read through all three lessons in unit one and I have two suggestions. First, lesson 1 and 2 seem to be backwards. As I understand lesson 1 to already assume the participant knows what behavioral management means. Then in lesson 2 you begin to explain what behavior management means. Second, I think it would be easier to navigate the lessons if I could click a link to the next lesson rather than going back to the course home page and then clicking on the next lesson. I am really interested in your course. I am looking forward to reviewing your final project!