Thursday, May 30, 2013

Week 9

I'm almost done with my project and I'm proud of it. I think my students had a good change thanks to the course and the technology tools chosen to improve my classes. Now I notice I'm thinking in how can I use technology in my classes more an more. It's like I'm not so worried of trying new tools because my students can benefit from them so I feel more confident even if I have to make some changes.
This week's topic was learning styles and technology tools which I found interesting but after reading the article of gthe New York Times things are not so clear anymore. What I think is that I need to design different types of exercises,,and online tools can help a lot, to cope with different learnng styles.

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  1. UnknownMay 31, 2013 at 9:19 AM

    Dear Mariaang ,

    I totally agree with your comments .

    -If you like to have a look at my blog I created for my students
    http://sanabisfourthgrade.blogspot.com/ . Remember that Armed with technology , teachers can ensure they provide enough variety in the activities they use.
    Also let's ask what is your learning style you like to apply ?
    Regards,
    Belal

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  2. JurgitaJune 2, 2013 at 4:17 AM

    Hello Mariaang,

    Nice picture! Are you teaching CLIL lessons? What subject do you teach? I have some CLIL lessons in my schedule. I teach IT. Share your experience, it's very interesting way of learning language.

    Best,
    Jurgita

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    1. MariaangJune 3, 2013 at 3:59 AM

      Hi Jurgita,
      I'm teaching Art in English and my friend is teaching Science. I think is very good for students having classes in English instead of only having English language classes.
      What do you teach exactly, IT meaning technology?

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    2. JurgitaJune 4, 2013 at 2:40 AM

      Hi,

      That's great! I agree with you, teaching CLIL lessons is very useful for students. I teach Information Technologies (Word, Excel, Paint, a little bit of programming, etc.) in English. I like that way of teaching - students learn language easier when they don't think about it :)

      Best,
      Jurgita

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