There were many valuable lessons to be learned from UbD, but the three most important for me were, time management, organization, and precision. Time management was a key factor in getting the UbD project done. If you procrastinated a lot, there would be a price to pay. It was important that I spend equal time on each part of the project, but also made sure I knew when all the deadlines were. Without good management of time, it would be hard to complete the project. Time management also meant sacrifices. During the final few weeks of the project, I wouldn’t go to hang out with friends, or do stuff I normally would do, all in the sake of getting UbD done. The second thing I learned that was important to me was organization. It is important to not misplace things, even if you don’t think you need them. It is important to keep track of where you are in the process of the assignment. Using the calendar provided really helped. When you are going through the big hump near the end of the project, you have to have good organization. I laid out all my papers on the floor of my room, before I made it into an actual portfolio. Lastly, precision I learned precision. It helped me a lot that I read and re read each paper. UbD has taught me a lot of things.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
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Asim, I agree with you that time management, organization, and precision are three very important things we learned from the population project. However, I don't think you had to sacrifice all that much for the population project, because there was a lot of time to do this project, and it was just a matter of spreading it out throughout the days. Overall, a very good post though.
HI ASIM! :)
I agree with all the three points that you said were the most important from the population project. MLA citations could have been one, becuase we practiced citing more often. I also agree when you said that sacrificing is apart of time management...
You did good on supporting your points.
okay good job!!!!!!!!
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