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Re[2]: MG-ED-DV Digest - 5 May 1997 to 6 May 1997

  • 1.  Re[2]: MG-ED-DV Digest - 5 May 1997 to 6 May 1997

    Posted 05-13-1997 18:18
    Hi:

    We are trying to get input on some of the mid life issues faced by
    faculty members who have been teaching a long time. Also, what are
    some of the ways that you have changed your teaching related to wisdom
    integrated with knowledge. Personal examples and issues that you are
    considering would be wonderful.

    We are presenting some of this data at the OBTC in June as we continue
    to explore teaching and life and what lies ahead.


    Judi Strauss


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    Subject: Re: MG-ED-DV Digest - 5 May 1997 to 6 May 1997
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    Date: 5/7/97 8:25 AM


    >Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 15:35:18 CST
    >From: jstrauss@BEN.EDU
    >Subject: Call for input: "From Ageing to Sageing"
    >
    > What must be done to establish and maintain work-life situations
    > such that we experience meaningfulness and add value to those with
    > whom we interact? What role can MED play in facilitating change?
    >
    > We are asking MEDers to share a personal and/or professional
    > perspectives related to this aging phenomenon.
    >
    > Judi Strauss and Marilyn Jacobson

    It would help me if you were more specific in your questions. Each of
    those two questions is a mouthful, independent of the issues of "ageing to
    saging." Maybe you want to be as open as possible, but a little more focus
    would help me to respond. Thanks in advance.


    Don Austin, Ph.D.
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    Department of Organizational Behavior
    Case Western Reserve University
    Cleveland, OH 44106
    (216) 932-8421
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    Experiential learning through involvement and dialogue

    Research on the presence, significance, and impact of
    affirmative interaction in small groups