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Video Reflection

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I forgot to put my 4th module reflection on my Padlet but turned it in last week just from my google folder, so here it is now on my Padlet!

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I did another video reflection for this week! I have it again linked in my google drive folder and it is labeled "Module Reflection 3" so click on that and you'll be able to watch the video!

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I tired out a video for this week. There is two videos labeled part 1 and part 2 because I had to regroup towards the end but watch both. Here is the link to my google drive where you should be able to watch both of the videos!

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I learned a lot this week when it came to literacy. I learned how crucial it is to be educated in the many different ways to teach students literacy, as no one way is going to be beneficial for all students. Students will also be coming from different backgrounds; some might know how to read, and some might have never read a book before. It is important that you can adapt and help every student and not give up on them. Other things I learned were how important it is to never stop educating yourself as a teacher, how important reading out loud to students is, along with how group work can be super important for students. I also got to explore and think back on my first moments of literacy. What I remember from when I was first starting to read and write and think back on those memories I have. For Objective 1.1 and 1.2 I would give myself a 3. I feel like on my Prezi presentation I did a good job speaking and talking about the aspects of my literacy that fostered learning along with literacy experiences I will take with me into future teaching. I talked about reading these books that had different numbers when I was a kid and how when I reached a new level it was one of the most rewarding/fun feelings as a kid. This is something I definitely will want to have for my students if not in the exact format but very similar. I also talked about how in 1stgrade we wrote a book and had to be the author and illustrator. It really challenged us to work on our writing skills along with reading. I loved this and remember reading the books to our class and would do this project when I am a teacher. I also talked about how I remember in kindergarten being read to always in class and when we would have little handwriting worksheets to work on our letters. For object 1.3 I would also give myself a 3, I submitted a 5-minute video and I feel like it included important information about me, and I also responded to a couple other videos. My video shared info about my major, how I switched, why I want to be a teacher, and info about my family and where I am from. I also responded to others and really enjoyed finding similar experiences and getting to know the other people in this class. For objective 1.4 I also give myself a 3. After the readings I felt like I was able to identify important aspects of early literacy learning and engage others in thinking about them through the discussion board. Like I said earlier I learned how important reading out loud to students are, how you have to have multiple ways to be able to teach your students. Other things like different learning activities, group work which helps students be able to learn collaboration, allowing students to free write, giving students writing prompts, etc. I also commented on others posts and elaborated and commented my opinions on what they said. Finally, for the last objective 1.5 I would also give myself a 3. I did not make a literal “map” but what I have done is familiarized myself with the course. I have written down sticky notes on my desk of the most important things to remember, and also have taken notes from the reading of the most important things I got out of it. I think I am just going to have to get through the first week to get adjusted to this course. I just got placed on quarantine today unfortunately (8/27) and will just need to make sure I know all the due dates and when everything is expected of me.