Japanese prints-Woodcut using a special, water based, hand printed ink.
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Blog: How We Learn-Informal Observations in the Classroom
Date: December 17th 2005
Observations from within an Italian classroom (non University): -There is no rubric for grading. It seems very subjective, if not completely. The last day of my computer design class, half Italian students, half Americans, we lasted 1.5 hours overtime simply because there seem to be no rules. People arrive when the please and the teacher is happy to repeat info (if they start on time) if ... read more
Date: December 17th 2005
Observations from within an Italian classroom (non University): -There is no rubric for grading. It seems very subjective, if not completely. The last day of my computer design class, half Italian students, half Americans, we lasted 1.5 hours overtime simply because there seem to be no rules. People arrive when the please and the teacher is happy to repeat info (if they start on time) if ... read more
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Having lived in Florence for 6 years, life is now guiding me southward. Tuscany to Basilicata. Compasses redirected, settings adjusted, a new life awaits in another perspective of Italy.
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