Talk:PFLE/English Communicator
- [View source↑]
- [History↑]
Contents
| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
|---|---|---|
| Blogs | 12 | 03:39, 14 November 2010 |
| IAPE Experience | 3 | 02:39, 15 September 2010 |
Well, now just as a learner. I think it is a little bit difficult for me but it is really amazing how I can learn a lot of things from different teachers.
I am not using blogs currently as a teacher, because I think I need to practice more in order to get all habilities so I can be able to guide my students through all the process. --Itzel Portal 15:16, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
Is it necessary to know everything about how blogs work in order to use them in class? Can you think of technologies you currently use and remember how much knowledge/skill was required before using it the first time in front the class? And how much (if at all) you learned about the technology "on the job"?
I have been using blogs for a year now and I find it very useful since students get used to working on the internet. The students need to be familiarized with the use of the internet for educational purposes as well as entertainment. I have used blogs so students can practice vocabulary items in context, watch videos of themselves to reflect and give feedback to the class, games in order to practice grammar and I have given them assignemtns to practice reading comprehension.--Monica R 16:02, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
Hi: No, I have not been using blogs because I need more practice on this topic. First I would like to learn more about them and learn how to use them.
Hello Yanahalti,
Take a look at this blog entry. I look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts.
Talking about BLOGS, I found some really good ones that sometimes I use when I have doubts or need activities for my classes.
TEACHERS & STUDENTS:
I like these links because they provide useful information for both, teachers and students.
I think that is very important to use blogs in class because we can provide commentary or news of a topic and it can be like an online diaries for answering doubts or sharing information.
Hello everyone,
I know some of you have participated in IAPE in the past (See Silvia at 3:48) and would love for you to share your experience by replying to this post!
In 2008 I participated in IAPE and can say that it was one of the most enriching and intensive experiences that I have had. I was in Darthmouth University (Hanover) for 10 days, we were taught the different techniques included in the Rassias Method. The main goal is to eliminate inhibitions and make ss feel comfortable with the language by using the various techniques. The workshops were very meaningful and we had a lot of teaching practice. It would be an excellent experience for all of the teachers that are interested in participating, because the Rassias techniques are very helpful for both teachers and students.
