CLARE ALCOCK’SCAPSTONE PROJECT

2006 COHOROTALGC PROGRAM

UBC

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SOME QUOTES…

ON IDENTITY…

ON GLOBALIZATION…

ON LEARNING THEORIES…

ON LEARNING PERSPECTIVES

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ON TEACHING…

ON TECHNOLOGY….

E-WASTEE-WASTE

ON SOCIAL JUSTICE

EDUCATION….

ON GLOBAL LEARNING…

AND FINALLY….

THE END

ALGC PROGRAM

2006 - 2008

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THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE HELPED ME ALONG

THE WAY.

IT HAS BEEN A LONG JOURNEY, BUT WORTH

EVERY SECOND.