Be specific and
congruent!
After this week (and all the
previous ones), I have learned that being specific is exceptionally important
when giving instructions to the students, describing a class (setting, needs,
classroom problem/issues) creating a technology-enhanced lesson plan, writing ABCD objectives and
even when sharing our favorite sites on the class wiki.
Every time I read the instructions on the Google
site, on Nicenet.org and the weekly e-mails from Sean, I realize that ¾like Sean's¾ my instructions have to be
clearly written, neatly organized and properly delivered. So far, I have
mastered the Google site and the weekly assignments because of the congruent
layout of the Google site and the constant instructions and reminders from
Sean. Although this seems to be an easy task, it is not. Therefore, on my blog
reflection for this week, I would like
to recognize Sean's hard and professional work and effort. I am building my
teaching skills by looking at his teaching skills.
Thanks for your hard
work Sean!
Hi David, I totally agree with you that teachers should be very specific when giving instructions. This is something that I am not good at before but after learning how to write an ABCD objective I think I could do it better. We should all thank Sean and the program!
ReplyDeleteDear Li and David,
ReplyDeleteI totally agree that the instructions must be detailed and specific, otherwise kids won't understand anything. I think I should think a lot and to correct my ABCD objectives. I am sure we will greatly improve our ways of teaching after we have finished the course.