Session 4
This week we have been focusing on Share (Dorothy) and the importance of this. Share and connect go hand in together As humans we connect and share! As the hook from heaven our goals being to raise student achievement. Sharing has been hook since 2010. Ways in which we share in a school system include some of the following. At school assemblies, news letters, school production, sharing learners stories and learners with principal and others, giving learners sticker, displaying learners work on the wall.
Sharing in the digital age. We chose blogger as the main online space for our young people to share their learning. Share to finish learning. Learning the importance of sharing and taking time to share is crucial part of learners learning journey. This is a lifeskill that needs to be learnt. Share to learn. Share to finish learning. You may start sharing as a place to learn. We are using blogger as platform for our DFI course. This can be great use for sharing for appraisal.
Creating a form
Forms and sheets work really well together. Blank form Write in the title of the form it will automatically sync up and show. I found this fun. However If I used these I will need to use images for my year one learners, as they do need the visual to help understand the text.
This is an example of the Form that I created.
Today we explored using My Maps
I decided to show places that I have visited.
Woohoo Lucrecia! Your blog post has a lot of visuals this week so you must be getting more comfortable with the digital tools. Onwards and upwards for you and your learning. We will all be in different digital spaces at the end of this DFI than we were at the beginning, hallelujah!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Much to absorb, but in time we will become confident and competent. Good luck with the rest of DFI course!
DeleteKia Ora Lucrecia, thanks for taking the time to put this reflection together - it's great to see that you're gaining so much from the sessions. Your MyMap is really interesting to look at, considering all of the different countries that you have visited. I'd love to know which country you have enjoyed visiting the most and why? Ngā mihi
ReplyDeleteHi Jeremy '
ReplyDeleteI totally loved Sri Lanka. We actually visited locals in Sri Lanka, my daughters nanny's parents. They are so humble. It was such a good experience for my daughter too, to see how poor people live and for her to appreciate all she has. They always have a smile on their face. Just makes one wonder why we ever complain! Staying at the beach definitely added to the amazing experience. I really recommend visiting Sri Lanka!