Has the OER project considered making two versions of BHP and having both accessible for teachers? I much prefer the added rigor and information of the previous versions.
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There are some resources (assets) that are no longer available on the site - might there be an "archive" or some place they can be found? Bridgette OConnor Mike Weisensel
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Thanks for the tag Adam Esrig and Matt Kert we are gathering data now to make a case for the possibility of supporting both versions of the course. If you'd like to download the BHP materials, you can do so here for the old version: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xpOAj-fqhEDtO9CSjEhe46bw82srEEGj And then you can also find the full versions of the current courses that are easy to download to Google here: https://www.oerproject.com/OER-Materials/OER-Media/HTML-Articles/Teacher-Resources/Teacher-Resources-Gated/OER-Project-and-Google
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Thanks so much Bridgette OConnor
This is the first time I've really gotten to teach BHP in one year. I actually really like the new sequencing but I've also gotten enough experience teaching the course (as a half year course for remedial students at our school) and viewing the work of others to know that there are some really great assets that were dropped. I'm trying to merge the best of both. -
Adam Esrig this is exactly how I feel. This year, I've had several moments of thank goodness I downloaded that video/worksheet/etc. to my drive. I feel like it's a race against time to preview all of the amazing new materials while also considering what parts from before I want to keep.
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Adam Esrig this is exactly how I feel. This year, I've had several moments of thank goodness I downloaded that video/worksheet/etc. to my drive. I feel like it's a race against time to preview all of the amazing new materials while also considering what parts from before I want to keep.
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