Conferencing
Orientation
with Estrella Mountain Community College in Phoenix, Arizona

Video Conferencing
Orientation
with Chippewa Valley Technical College in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

 

Video Conferencing
Orientation
with Bainbridge College,
Bainbridge, Georgia

Bainbridge College

 
Keynes & the Classicals

 
with Joliet Junior College
Joliet, Illinois

JJC Nameplate


 
Causes of Recent Price Fluctuation and
 Longer Term Increases in the Price of Gas

 

with Henry Ford Community College - Dearborn, Michigan

Henry Ford Community College

 

Comparative Advantage

A discussion of activities in which the United States may have a comparative advantage.

 

with Oklahoma City Community College
Video Conferencing
Orientation with
Gateway Technical College   Kenosha, Wisconsin

Diane and Kris talk to Santa

 

 

Lesson 1 -  How a bank failure
in a local community
can effect the community


The link above is an example of a lesson created
using FRONT PAGE and displayed on INTERNET.


Point of the lesson:  Bank failures create economic harm for stockholders, savers, and creditors in communities.

 Assume we have finished Lesson 1.

 

 

 We'll do Lesson 2 together.

Lesson 2 -  S-k-i-d row

This is a lesson created using PowerPoint and video-streaming.

Point of the lesson: Bank failures result in four types of psychological harm for persons in communities:
- Shame
- Guilt kills
- Intimidation
- Desperation

 December 20, 2006
 11 AM EST / 10 AM CST
 Log-in 30 minutes early.


 Step 1:  Show Bank Failure - 140 sec clip.
(Ideally, watch 1st 15 seconds, then drag (skip) to 1+25 seconds for the remaining minute.)

 

 Step 2.  Show PowerPoint.
Psychological Harm to Communities
Caused By Bank Failure

 Step 3.  Refer to Internet Class-notes below.

Instructor Class-notes to accompany bank failure

Homework - See end of Internet Class notes above.
 

 

 

Gateway Technical College
Kenosha, Wisconsin

 

Patrick Henry Community College

 

Interview Documentation:

Resume

1 - Vital Interests
2 - Six Student Successes
3 - Teaching, Degrees, and Professional Development
4 - Leadership
5 - Ten Teaching Strengths
6 - Five Action-oriented Skills

 

Employment Letter

1 - Supporting student learning
2 - Availability and advising
3 - Flexible management and division leadership
4 - Related travel and activities
5 - Day, night, and distance learning
6 - Required qualifications
7 - Preferred qualifications


Philosophy of Teaching
("Love for Econ Springs Eternal!")

1 - The job of a community college and its instructor
2 - Learn whom you're teaching & what motivates them
3 - Motivate with enthusiasm and realism!
4 - Evaluate fairly & give immediate feedback
5 - Give lots of encouragement

Questions and Answers

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Meet the Instructor

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