October
2008
Problem Solution Project0
After careful consideration, and this morning’s phone call from financial aid, I think that we should re-address the idea of looking at the UACM program as a focus for our PSP.
One of the most important ideas I took from the reading on Shabazz and his time at Atlanta University as a Mathematics scholar, researcher and professor, is that our power in life, as well as our legacies, come not only from what we directly impact, but from the ripples we leave in our wakes. Looking at what we love and at what we feel could be improved in this program is a rare opportunity to impact not only our own educational process, but also those processes of future teacher-candidates. Our list encompasses some very serious and profound problems, faced by many in the world. Yet, I continue to implore members of our cohort to “think globally, act locally.”
