Week 9 - Art. Fires. Future.
Yellow group stands for the visually aware, auditory and kinaesthetic teachers
I wish I got out of the multitasking habit. I'm not overreacting if I tell you that this week was a very challenging one for me. I have been busy working on the final plan report, completing the course readings, tasks and assignments. The job duties involving speaking evaluations to a lange group of candidates and the administrative issues at the end of a 16 week online course I have been moderating added to this week's workload; not to mention, the final paper I am currently preparing for the graduation of a Master Degree in Sociology that I am doing on Risk Groups and Social Support Services.
This week's topic, exploring the students learning styles, has been very interesting. As I have already mentioned in the NICENET post, to be able to better address my students' learning needs, I always apply them an online questionnaire at the beginning of any course, either online or face-to-face.
One way of exploring the students VAK abilities is by encouraging them design their own digital stories. There was an article that I have read and some examples that I have recently accessed which are very illustrative.
As I am a visually aware teacher, I use class posters for decoration, teaching and learning purposes. If you like, download and add the next 3 inspiring posters to your bank of visual materials.
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Source: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/posters-download
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Hello, Rolanda! Your posters are wonderful! I agree that every time at our lessons when we teach we touch the future and this future is in every our pupil! I remember the ancient Greek legend of Icarus and Daedalus! Teachers help pupils to be free in their future - they teach them to fly!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your posters!
Best regards,
Oksana Shubina
Kazakhstan
My dear partner,
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job this week like previous ones ;) A great post. I enjoyed reading each line of it. As a visual learner I also enjoyed the posters. I downloaded them to my computer and will surely use them in my trainings in the future.
Have a great week.
Aysun
Turkey
Hello Rolanda,
ReplyDeleteJust as always superb and great! I really enjoyed reading your post and the visuals you have shared. I felt the same this week and was too busy with the final project and tying all lose ends. But sometimes pressure brings the best in you. Stay busy and productive! All the best and have a great day!
Warmest regards
Ahmed
Yemen