I really like the idea of blogs. I can definitely see using this with my students to respond to a question that I present in class or on the blog and to ask questions and receive answers from their peers. Creating the blog was very easy. I just had to get used to what each choice would allow me to do. I created this before reading in the directions that is not recommended to use your name, so my name is part of the posting name and the address. I named the blog with the class # and 23 Things. I just related it to the lesson. I chose this layout because I like cool colors, and it includes my favorite color.
The avatar was easy and fun to make. The only trouble I had was with setting up my account and receiving the e-mail from the site. I like the idea of using an image rather than an actual picture for privacy reasons. I chose an avatar that looked as closely like me as possible and wearing my favorite color (blue) ;).
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Thing #1: 7 1/2 Habits of Life Long Learning
This activity involved learning about how to be a successful life-long learner, and gave seven and a half habits one should have to be a life-long learner. The easiest habit for me would be to teach/mentor others. I am currently in my 4th year of teaching. Before I was teaching, I was tutoring students and working with students in a summer program. As I worked with students, I grew in my knowledge of math, technology, teaching strategies, and more. I also have the opportunity to mentor students by sponsoring Future Teachers of America at the school I teach, which allows me to share my experiences with others.
The hardest habit for me would be to view problems as challenges. Usually while the situation is going on, I just want it to be resolved. Only later do I think of it as a learning experience.
It was nice to be able to read and hear the presentation, and it was very easy to follow.
The hardest habit for me would be to view problems as challenges. Usually while the situation is going on, I just want it to be resolved. Only later do I think of it as a learning experience.
It was nice to be able to read and hear the presentation, and it was very easy to follow.
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