Hey everyone, welcome to my blog. I can’t believe this is going to be my final post, time really does fly. I really found this course to be very beneficial and fun. I learned a lot of new information and tools that I am thinking of using in my future classes. We had a lot of assignments in this course but my favorite one was AR/VR integrated teaching material. It was so fun to design a teaching material with my friends while getting to know how to integrate AR/VR into our materials. My least favorite task was the flipped teaching video. My partner and I struggled with that task a lot. It was hard to understand how we could make our video interactive but once we got feedback from our teacher it was easy. This course was very beneficial for me as I got familiar with technology-integrated tasks. Overall I am very happy to have taken this course and I look forward to using what I have learned in my future classes. I couldn’t think of a suggestion that could improve ...
Hey everyone, welcome to my blog. The term "flipped classroom" refers to an educational approach in which conventional teaching techniques are inverted or "flipped". In this method the students get prior knowledge about the topic in their regular classes. After that they engage with instructional content such as video lectures. Classroom time is used for interactive discussions and activities. With this method teachers can focus on students’ individual needs without taking too much of the classroom time. Flipped classrooms also make it possible for students to enhance their self-learning skills. In my opinion, this method is very beneficial for both the students and the teachers. For this week, we were assigned to create a flipped teaching material for an EFL classroom. Our target audience was 5th grade students. My partner Defne Baskan and I looked at MEB’s coursebook very thoroughly and we picked “Animal Shelter'' vocabulary teaching as our topic. Firs...
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