Please watch the videos about the developmental theorists located in Module 4: Lecture Materials & Resources.
Pick one of the videos and summarize at least three main points of this video for your classmates to review.
To answer questions, click on reply at the bottom of the page. It is best practice to write your response in a word processing program like Word and copy and paste it into the reply text box. All responses should be substantial. Class discussion of the chapters assigned for each week in the Discussion Board is a significant component of this course. The class, as a learning community, relies on this asynchronous communication to engage in collective and individual knowledge construction.
- Please copy all the questions for the week, answer them, and paste your responses into the discussion board.
- In addition to your response to the main thread questions, please respond substantially at least twice for the week in addition to your main thread posting to at least two classmates in your responses. All responses will be made on the discussion board.
- Spelling and grammar will be factored into your grade.
- The instructor will provide you with feedback either by posting in the discussion forum or the comments section in the gradebook.
- Substantive postings are those that respond to a question in a way that supports a position, offers a contrasting or divergent point of view, begins a new topic, clarifies a point already made, or add to the existing discussion by critically reflecting on what’s been said or moves the discussion in another direction. Agreeing with someone else is not a substantive posting.
- Students need to first post a response to all of the questions from the main stem, then post in response to other students’ postings. Note: Given this is a fully online course, discussion board activity is vital to the class flow. Students are expected to post discussion board threads and responses by the due dates listed on this syllabus. Each Discussion Board Forum will close on the deadline listed.