I’ve learned that
cooperative learning promotes on our students effective instruction of thinking
skills and also creativity. From the
authors Trokeloshvili and Jost in their article "The Internet and Foreign
Language Instruction: Practice and Discussion "I’ve learned that we can
create tasks and made our students participate in discussions via intranet
system, and with the purpose of learning, those task are going to help them “use
the internet for general research”. However everything should be based in
student’s needs and in our goals. It was interesting for me to find how online
writing instruction can use the same three stages that the formal reading,
writing and listening I learned during the past weeks, Pre Stage, While-Stage
and Post Stage.
While creating a
Technology Enhanced Lesson Plan I’ve learned how the web shouldn’t be used all
the time either just the web material during our classes. This lesson plans
should be developed to achieve more than a core objective but as a technology
one also. Furthermore, enriched lesson plans with the components from the web
should deliver outstanding student’s outcomes.
When I was reading
the project task from the other teachers, I realized that it was not easy just to
focus on one issue. Educators are always dealing with all sorts of hard
situations apart from teaching. Even if we have differences in our circumstances,
we are so very similar in what we think and want to achieve. Most of us have to
deal with populations that are not feeling the necessity to speak English
outside of the classroom until they see that it can interfere with their
future. The time the students or schools dedicate to learn or teach a L2 is not
enough. It is clear for us as teachers
that students fall behind on making a connection between their English learning
and their everyday lives. As professors, we see that students are afraid to make
mistakes due to low confidence. This can easily be built by seeing their words
published on a class website.
I can believe week 5 is
almost here!
Thank you,
Aida
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