REFLECTION


Technology has become a large part of our everyday lives, and I feel it is important to educate students that every form of complex technology/machine started with a simple machine.
To improve my teaching I need to learn how to incorporate different learning styles, as well as how to include each student’s unique skills and interests into the subject they are learning. 
All of the activities I used allowed students to work in groups, so that they could collaborate and share ideas- and, learn to work with others.  I think that relating the subject to things that matter in the student’s life makes them wonder how it works, and makes them want to dig deeper to find the answer. Each activity, and the questions that are generated, make students create ideas, think outside of the box, and work together to solve a problem. 

This project was a great learning experience for me, because it taught me that preparing for class can take time and require a lot of planning.

By getting students to ask a question, it makes them engage in the topic. Most of my activities are very hands on, but I think that I need to include a greater variety of learning styles to my activities because   students enjoyed it when activities were varied.  

By giving the students the ability to choose the simple machine they wanted to explain in their 360 video, it allows them to imagine and create something with the skills that they have been taught in the classroom.  Some of the 360 ​​videos I received; use vocabulary that will be difficult for students who will only start the simple machines unit next year, which is why I will use it as a reminder method in throughout the Batxillerat.

I want to thank Teresa Casas, my GEP teacher,  for her support and patience.