Cultural Competency and Blended Learning

A challenge to being scholarly in today’s university is the fact that I have little time to be scholarly. For me to be scholarly involves reflecting on premises, in my case premises on how I learn and teach in a university setting. In times when there are increasing expectations for academics and their students to complete things in a timely fashion it is so easy to reflect in a timely fashion. The challenge for me is to resist this temptation and make time for the things that should matter most. Currently I am working on projects involving Cultural Competency and Blended Learning. Rather than treat them as separate things I am hoping to integrate these tasks so my reflections are more deliberate and my professional learning becomes more self directed.

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