This week we read and talked about engaging students and viewed numerous different interactive techniques that make students active even in large classes. The goal is to create a "learning laboratory," to make an active workshop for discovery out of each course. We should put all our efforts into this in order to thus change this context of dropouts and absenteeism because, as Nelson Mandela said it clear enough: "Education is the most powerful weapon to change the world."
Concerning the importance of engaging
students, I guess that there is no need to stress the vital and infinitely
positive aspects of active learning. I will thus focus on different ways and techniques that I have learnt about this week in order to achieve that class atmosphere.
Hi Alina,
ReplyDeleteI love the images that you provided on your week 6 blog post! The one with the brain is brilliant. I'd like to be on the right side, please!
You are absolutely right that active learning is vital to a productive classroom.
Thanks for a short, but sweet weekly reflection!
Best,
Courtney