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Blog #3 (The current to land)

01/30/25

 1. Reflect on a poor learning experience.  

My poorest experience was when I was still in high school, my teacher tried to teach us how to solve graphing problems. We will solve and then graph the problems it was tough and frustrating for me. However, I found out that if I follow directions and do the work step by step, it will be very easy to do.



2. Reflect on your most significant learning experience.  

    My most significant learning experience was when I learn how to drive. My uncle watching me drive and telling me how and when to shift the gear made me feel like I was flying. This was the most exciting experience that I had. According to the reading and movie, deep learning is what makes a student successful in life and everything they do. Most student learn by trying to solve real problems either in their community or school. Because I am a kinesthetic learner, I strongly believe that learning by doing will stick with you all of your life. I am an Agriculture teacher, so I teach the students how to plant crops and how to take care of them all the way to when they are bearing fruit. I know and believe that the skills they receive from me, they will be able to use them one day if they do not complete their education or want to do gardening. I teach them how to pollinate, prune, and when to fertilize, and how many times to fertilize. I know that this type of learning is the best, and it is what we call deep learning. Like Katie Martin said, "If we fail to engage teachers in making or designing better learning for their kids, then we will fail ourselves."





3. How do you best learn through technology? Ex: reading blogs, FB posts on teaching, YouTube videos.

    The best way I learn technology is by watching people doing the work, and by someone telling me what to do, like what we used to do in class, which I share, and my instructors telling me or guiding me through the work. I also learn by watching YouTube videos, what they do, I follow, and get all the steps to do the work.

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