Book+Reflections

= Meeting the Needs of All Learners: Brain-Based Learning =

===**After reading one "brain book" of your choosing, please post a brief reflection on this page of our class Wiki. ** **Provide the following general information: **===
 * Your Name
 * Title and Author of the book you read
 * Generally, what was the book about, and what did you learn?
 * How might you use what you learned?
 * Was the time you spent reading this book time well-spent?
 * Would you recommend this book to friends/ colleagues?

**To post your book reflection: **

 * 1)  Click on the **Add Discussion** link below.
 * 2) In the **Subject** field, enter a title that includes **your name**. (example- Julie Crotty's Book Reflection)
 * 3) Type your reflection into the field labeled "**Body**."
 * 4) When you're finished, click "**Post**."

**To read book reflections posted by your classmates: **
 1. Click on the **Discussion** button above. (to the right of the Edit button) <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"> 2. To respond to a post, click on **Comment** and enter your response into the field. <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"> 3. When finished, click **Post**.

<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Julie's Bookshelf:
<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Click on the picture above to go to my GoodReads booklist, and on any book cover to read a synopsis. This listing of some of the books I have read (and that I have in my lending library) may help you make a decision about a "brain book" to read. The link **//may//** open directly to my listing of books. If not, and you are prompted to sign-in, enter my e-mail address and password to access my bookshelf. <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"> *Your book reflection doesn't need to be lengthy- perhaps just a paragraph or two. Provide enough information about the book you read so that someone else reading your post might be persuaded (or not) to read it themselves. Throughout the year, please read some of the book reflections posted by your colleagues, and feel free to make comments to them at anytime.
 * < === e-mail: jcrotty@cfu.net --- Password: trixie56 === ||
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