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Blog #4 (current to open ocean)

 Share your beliefs about teaching and learning.  

  1. How do you see technology accelerating learning?  From the way I see technology really makes learning fun, faster, and easier. I know that students learn by looking at real examples in real life, by looking at pictures or movies on YouTube. I know this because when my students and I learned about chicken breeds, they matched the breeds by looking at the real sample pictures. I also believe that kinesthetic learning deepens learning.


  2. What opportunities do you see to change how we learn in schools? The opportunities I see are that technology can change how we learn in school by looking at real-life situations on YouTube, Facebook, and other related sites on the Internet. This really makes instruction and learning fun and interesting.


  3. What challenges do you see or experience? The challenge that we have at our school is that if we want to use the Internet, we have to go and reserve it at the library because there are not enough laptops. Sometimes there is no cash power, so we cannot use the library, so the challenge that we have is not having enough resources, or the resources are not available most of the time.



  1. What connections can you make between your own learning experiences and the resources you read and watched? The connection is that some of the methods I am using are the same as what they were talking about in the movie or the reading. Some of the ideas that they mention in the movie and writing I can apply to my class.

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