Assignment 1: Effectiveness of Course 5 To do this assignment, click on the Word icon below. When it appears, press "Save" so that you can work on this assignment "off-line." Assignment 1: Effectiveness of Course 5 Reaction How long did it take for you to complete this course? What did you find particularly useful or essential? What was not useful or irrelevant? Did you find any part of this course culturally insensitive? How might this course meet the needs of your culture? (see below) Did the sequence follow a logical order? What would you add to this course? What would you delete from this course? Which links to other websites were most helpful to you? Which links were not useful? Response If your response to #4 is "yes," please explain. In your reaction to #5, please provide your interpretation of specific material to make it more relevant to your culture. In your reaction to #7, do you have any digital resources you could add to this course?

Assignment 2: Reflecting on Courses 1-5 To do this assignment, click on the Word icon below. When it appears, press "Save" so that you can work on this assignment "off-line." Assignment 2: Reflecting on Courses 1-5 "A teacher completing the Teachers Without Borders Certificate of Teaching Mastery is well prepared for the challenges, opportunities, and innovations of teaching in the new millennium." Find all of the reasons to believe that the above statement is true. Give supporting examples from your own experience and from things you know in working with your learning circle through this Certificate of Teaching Mastery. (4-5 paragraphs) Often, we are taught to critically analyze, break down, find the loopholes in the argument, "tear things apart" to get to a place of understanding. This approach of "finding all of the reasons" to support something draws on the same skills of "critical" thinking, but from a different angle, a refreshing one. Enjoy the treasure hunt.