Friday, May 8, 2015

Week 6 Personal Learning Experiences



pedagogy to reach specific learning goals for future students (particularly in the technology-rich society in which we live in).

Despite being quite knowlegeable in this learning area, I am aware that my learning will be an ongoing factor that I will need to monitor and keep up to date with the fast moving world of technology. We are advised at University that it important that we do not compare our level of experience and expertise with the progess of others. This is the attitude that I will implement in my future pedagogy in all areas due to the fact that we all come from different backgrounds that have governed where we stand academically and capability-wise at present. In saying this, equal learning opportunities will be provided through appropriate learning frameworks suited to a range of student abilities.
 

Overall, I discovered the link between digital technology and design and how these need to interrelate between one another in order to work.

These words come to mind when I think about digital technology, (I made this word cloud using www.tagxedo.com)

 

MOVING ON...

Linked with digital technology is the 'all mighty' binary code!!!
Allow me to let google explain this in a much clearer way...

Different counting systems are useful in different contexts. They can interrelate and be converted between systems to create equal values.
 
 
 

SO what I gather from this is that each number system serves a different purpose. Each present themselves as a worthy concept to explore/learn about as I found through my own experience that it is a real ‘eye-opener’ when it comes to understanding fractions, understanding conversion and representing numbers in different ways for different reasons.
 
 
 
 
 
This inspired me to create a binary card game of my own. I would definitely implement this within my future pedagogy for fun, engaging learning!
 

 
 
Obviously I learned a lot this week! I could go on for so much longer! That's all for now, until next time :)
 

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