User:Jbahuma

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Contact-new.svg Julia Jux bahuma
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Website:www.bocodol.ac.bw
Employer:BOCODOL
Occupation:Guidance & Counselling cordinator
Other roles:Projet management
Nationality:Motswana
Country:Botswana
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Hello! my name is Julia, i am 40 years of age. I am currently employed as a guidance and counseling officer with the Botswana College of Distance and open Learning ( BOCODOL). I am a teacher by profession with 7 years teaching experience. My former employer was the then Ministry of Education, Botswana

ABOUT MY JOB


My core bussiness is basically to offer guidance and counselling ( G&C )support to distance learners.


WHY IS GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING CRUCIAL IN OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL)

Learners in ODL have multiple roles, they are faced with a number of challenges one of them being how to juggle their multiple roles. As a result they need to be grounded on certain skills such as Stress Management, Time Management, anger Management, how to manage conflict etc. Study skills is one of the skills that the learners need most since they come from diverse educational background.


DISTANCE LEARNING VS CONVENTIONAL EDUCATION


Distance Education Conventional
Accessibility age restriction
flexibility Scheduled activities


WHY IS ODL THE BEST OPTION


  • It promotes independence
  • It enables the learner to explore his/her full potential ( learner centrerd )
  • It encourages an element of perserverence and commitment

This the link to the workshop homepage: 18-20 March 2009
http://www.wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Workshops/Face-to-Face_schedule/L4C51


jbahuma

Notes from my Wikineighbours

80px-Wikineighbour V2.pngHi Julia, wellcome to WikiEducator. I'm your WikiNeighbour. You might be interested to meet more wiki-colleagues. Please let me know if I can be of any help to you. Gladys Gahona.--chela5808 23:24, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
--Jbahuma 13:01, 20 March 2009 (UTC)