This is my first ever Reflective blog! Well, I've been reflecting (I fervently hope!), and I've been blogging before, but this is the first time I'm going to document my reflections on a blog. I hope it'll help me look at my own teaching practices from a distance! Having an inside view really helps but we tend to overlook a lot while we are in action. So it's a great idea that we sit back and reflect on our own teaching practices to improve them! I'm sure your valuable comments would offer yet another perspective in this regard.
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Multiple Perspectives on Teaching Practices
This is my first ever Reflective blog! Well, I've been reflecting (I fervently hope!), and I've been blogging before, but this is the first time I'm going to document my reflections on a blog. I hope it'll help me look at my own teaching practices from a distance! Having an inside view really helps but we tend to overlook a lot while we are in action. So it's a great idea that we sit back and reflect on our own teaching practices to improve them! I'm sure your valuable comments would offer yet another perspective in this regard.
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Dear Muhammad,
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the weblog world. I hope your new "blogger" self will contribute a lot to your teaching practices. I strongly agree with your idea that we must devote some time to sit back and reflect on what we are really doing in our classes if we aim to be better educators, and life-long learners.
Sebnem Oguz
Hello Rashid,
ReplyDeleteThere goes the saying that when one teaches, two learn. Surely a teacher has so many things to take away with him at the end of the class. If he/she integrates technology in the learning process of students, the achievement level of students will be different. Yes, it depends with the teacher that how he/she is making use of it. I have personally observed some teachers using technology in an unwanted manner. Eventually they turn the class into teacher-centered one.Where the teacher's talking time occupies majority of the class time. The key for using technology it should engage the students in learning process keeping them inquisitive and ready to take on the given tasks.
Regards
Tariq Hayat