I stumbled upon this link on FB the other day and knew I had to sign up. I’ve never taken an online class before, but this one is free and is sponsored by Stanford University. After reading more about it, I was immediately drawn into the course. This online course is open to all and will compose of final project where you and your team members will create a new learning model to cater 21st century learners and environments. It’s intriguing to think about creating a completely new model. Instead of complaining about our school systems, it’s time to find a solution to the problem.

I’ve always wanted to start my own school that would think outside of the box and revolutionize education.  So, here I am,  signed up, and not sure what this really means. It says the workload is only 4 hours a week. I hope I’m not in over my head. Class starts on October 15th.  Why don’t you join me and sign up as well? Maybe we could even form a team together.  :)
You can sign up on the website:

Designing a new learning environment:  http://venture-lab.stanford.edu/education

Plus, there are other free courses available, if you are feeling super ambitious!

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A foodie, blogger, educator, photographer and dreamer from NY, who moved from to Seoul and then Singapore to follow her dreams. Remember to dream big! @jeeyoung_kim teachtoinspire.wordpress.com twoapplesaday.org

5 Responses »

  1. jaclynfre says:

    Thanks Jee Young!! I’ll pass this along! What a find!

  2. melody says:

    Hmmm… this could be a good experience for the both of us, eh? Great find! I am still debating…

  3. Hey Jee Young,

    If you’re putting together a blog story for our discussion the other night, this might help: http://andrewhallam.com/2011/08/singapore-american-school-saving-and-retirement-planning-for-new-teachers/

    Cheers,

    Andrew

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