Reflection document, period 1 2017/2018
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The written reflection
Write a reflection document based on the reading above and inspired by the following questions. The document should be 500-600 words, not counting quotations of learning outcomes.
Reflect on the fact that the majority of courses within the master's program are second cycle courses. This could mean that the courses cover more advanced topics, but perhaps also that the course contents may be left open for the students to define and explore. Also consider the pedagogy and the assessment.
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Only first year students (prosamm17):
- What do you expect to differ from your earlier studies?
- What would you like to be different?
- What should remain the same?
- What is your experience from the first weeks of the semester?
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Only second year students (prosamm16):
- In your experience, what is different? Examples?
- Are you exposed to more "open questions"? Is this good?
- Which courses have you chosen for your track? Why did you choose these courses?
Any reflections on the new track system that the new students will meet?
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Both first and second year students:
- Using Google-Docs as the tool for reflections and comments in this and other courses potentially raises questions regarding both how practical it actually is but also regarding integrity. Should we be worried? Can you suggest any alternatives that we should try out?
Hand in the reflection
Your written reflection must be handed in before 13.00 on September 14. There is a video showing how to upload the document to Google Drive
Links to an external site.
Links to an external site.You should begin the document by stating your name followed by prosamm17 or prosamm16 (depending on whether you study the first or second year of the master's program). The link to the document should be put (not earlier than September 9) in a file with your name in the AFS directory
/afs/nada.kth.se/info/prosamm17/seminars-1718/period-1/group-X
on the CSC Ubuntu computers, where X is your group's number. It you are not using a CSC computer, ssh to u-shell.csc.kth.se and use Unix commands to access the directory. If you have problems, read page 45 in Introduction to Unix.
You also need to read the other group members' reflections and comment on them, see the next assignment.