by While professors are no longer required to post or participate in lesson threads, they may still provide information for students to 'learn.' Professors have several options as to how to go about this should they elect to do so.
All lesson threads should be titled with the class name, lesson and year. For example:
Here are samples of various options.
Option 1: Lesson Outline
Option 2: Link to Information
Option 3: Written Lesson (as long as you wish)
Option 4: Interactive
All lesson threads should be titled with the class name, lesson and year. For example:
Divination Lesson One, Year Two
Here are samples of various options.
Option 1: Lesson Outline
- Spoiler:
- Tasseomancy - a branch of divination performed through reading the patterns in coffee grounds, wine sediments or tea leaves
- Coffee Reading
- -Common in Turkey and Romania
-Cup is divided into horizontal halves - bottom for past, top for future
-May also be divided into vertical halves to determine yes/no answers
- Tea Reading
- -Commonly associated with Romani fortunetellers, but comes from Asia, the Middle East, and Anciet Greece as well
-Generally, the inquirer should drink the tea before draining the cup
-Reading should begin at the handle and follow the symbols in a downward spiral
Info from Wiki and Tasseography.com - Coffee Reading
Option 2: Link to Information
- Spoiler:
- Read the following information for this lesson:
http://www.tasseography.com/history.htm
http://www.tasseography.com/stepone.htm
Option 3: Written Lesson (as long as you wish)
- Write out your lesson as you would speak it.
Option 4: Interactive
- You may actively teach your lessons, just make sure students know they are expected to participate.
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