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In his lecture at the Boston University Instructional Innovation Conference, Moshe Cohen discusses how learning is an emotional and often uncomfortable journey. He emphasizes the importance of awareness, skills, habits, and temperament in fostering a conducive learning environment. By creating opportunities for practice within a collaborative framework, educators can facilitate meaningful learning experiences. Through innovative examples like "Not So Eazy’s Garage," Cohen illustrates the dynamics of competing, collaborating, compromising, and accommodating in learning scenarios. Discover how to turn discomfort into a powerful educational tool.
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Teaching Through Unexpected (and sometimes Painful) experiences Moshe Cohen Lecturer Boston University School of Management BOSTON UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL INNOVATION CONFERENCE Friday, March 25, 2011
Learning is an emotional process • AWARENESS • SKILLS • HABITS • TEMPERAMENT
Learning Process • CAUSE DISCOMFORT • PROVIDE TOOLS • CREATE OPPORTUNITIES TO PRACTICE
Example NOT SO EAZY’S GARAGE: Competing “my way” Collaborating “our way” high Compromising “half way” OUTCOME Avoiding “no way” Accommodating “your way” low RELATIONSHIP high
Another Example FRUSTRATED DEVELOPMENT IN REDSTONE: A N R 10 PLAN 10 NEGOTIATE 5 BREAK 10 NEGOTIATE 5 BREAK 10 NEGOTIATE 5 BREAK 5 NEGOTIATE A N R
SUMMARY • FOCUS ON THE LEARNING GOALS • IMAGINE THE DYNAMICS REQUIRED TO MEET THEM • THINK OF THE OBSTACLES IN THE WAY • CREATE THE DYNAMICS YOU WANT EXPERIENTALLY BY DOING THE PROVOCATIVE, UNEXPECTED, AND UNUSUAL