Now I am entering the second week. What did I learn? I have learned a lot. Reflecting about one’s on experience is a great thing. I have really learnt the limitless possibilities of interactivity of web space. I really learnt how to create a blog. Why blog, one might ask? I am occupying a small corner in the web space. But it is a journey. A journey for extending help to my trainee teachers. Training teachers is a tough work. But it is a noble work. Only good teachers produce good students.
Blogs provide a communication space that teachers can share with students. Reflecting on and keeping a record of development as a teacher can be useful in a number of ways.
I realized that Google is not the only search engine. ‘Noodletools' really open up immense possibilities. I have started using ‘flickr’ and Yahoo Video in my classroom.
I have completed my week-2 task describing one of the classes I teach. I have learnt how to write objectives in ABCD style.
Oh, my project work. I’ve begun that work. My students are teachers. They are trainee teachers. An exciting midweek.
P.K.Jayaraj
Blogs provide a communication space that teachers can share with students. Reflecting on and keeping a record of development as a teacher can be useful in a number of ways.
- I really developed a lot of skills and knowledge during one week
- My blog really helped me reflect about my own teaching
- I realized the importance of ground rules for genuine interaction
I realized that Google is not the only search engine. ‘Noodletools' really open up immense possibilities. I have started using ‘flickr’ and Yahoo Video in my classroom.
I have completed my week-2 task describing one of the classes I teach. I have learnt how to write objectives in ABCD style.
Oh, my project work. I’ve begun that work. My students are teachers. They are trainee teachers. An exciting midweek.
P.K.Jayaraj
Hi PK!
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to learn about your week 2 experience and feelings. This week is pretty busy with tasks but it's at the same time much more exciting! I am curious to know what is waiting for us next!! See you online!
Hi PK
ReplyDeleteNice job! I agree that blogs allow more communication channels to open up between a teacher and students. I've seen shy people who don't say much in class really do well in a blog environment.
Robert