Saturday's I.S.L.E. conference was pretty fun. I couldn't make it to the main speaker but it sounded like he was really interesting. The first session I went to was the one held by Dave, "hi Dave", about icebreakers. Time went by so quickly and it was great!
We went through and played the notecard game again. He used a bunch of different famous people and cartoons which was much harder than the one we played in class. He also taught us 3 new ones that will be great to use in class next year. On the SAC website there is a link with a whole bunch of icebreakers that will also be helpful next year. I am really glad I went to this one.
The next one I went to was not so fun. Identifying your strengths was the title of it and it was surprisingly boring. I regret going to this one and would have rather spent my time at another one but at least I picked up a few good tips. I learned enough at this conference that I will most likely go again next year!
Sounds like you had a great time ^_^
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^ see... Strengths are the best, even though she cut off our discussion...
Sounds like a great session on ice breakers! I didn't see the link on the SAC site to the icebreakers, but if you get a chance to share that would be great!
ReplyDeleteThere were defiantly good sessions and boring sessions, but I felt that the good sessions were better than other conferences I've been to.
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