Week 2: Reflection on Readings / References
I love the resources & references presented this week because they provided me with clear understanding on the usage of blog, The difference between Wiki, blog, and podcast is clearly explained. Now, I am confident to share with my peers and develop blog for our CHamoru teaching activities in the program. This way we can network on our lesson topics and develop activities shared by one another through blog publishing.
TeachThought is another reference that linked with Critical Thinking, Assessment and Learning Theories that are useful in teaching methodology. These are vital references also in asking questions to ensure that students are learning the objectives as well as the students could develop questions to further their curiosity on the assigned lessons. I also opened the link on Educational Technology by David Lee and the presentation and examples provided was clear and concise. I enjoyed this presentation.
Thank you Dr. Rivera for providing us the opportunity to engage on these references.
It helps that Dr. Rivera gives us the resources to assist with the course training and knowledge. I am glad that you have a better understanding. I enjoy working with other educators. Sharing ideas and resources is always the best way. :)
ReplyDeleteHagu mas, Jovie, for your thoughtful reflection. I am pleased to hear that the resources helped clarify the differences between blogs, wikis, and podcasts, and that you feel confident using blogs to support collaboration and the sharing of CHamoru teaching practices. Your connection between educational technology, critical thinking, and student engagement highlights the importance of using these tools purposefully to enhance learning and encourage meaningful inquiry. Keep exploring these resources as you develop your class blog and expand opportunities for collaboration within your program.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed reading about how wikis, blogs, and podcasts can be used for virtual collaboration. I actually laughed when I learned that the word "blog" comes from "web log." I've always known what a blog was, but I had no idea that's what it actually stood for. I love learning something new every day, even when it's something small and simple like that!
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