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My photo! :)

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Hello everyone! My name is Claudia, I'm Portuguese and I'm 21 years old. I am in the third year of the Basic Education course. My school is the Higher School of Education of Santarém. I chose this course because I love children and I would like to work with them in the future. The masters that I think to follow are Teaching of the 1st and 2nd Cycle - Portuguese and History.

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Formal, non-formal and informal learning

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Formal, non-formal and informal learning

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Education is divided into three types: formal, non-formal and informal. Formal education is the one that happens in a more traditional way, that is, inside the classroom. In this type of education the teacher is the main character, that is, it is this that leads to student learning. Non-formal education occurs outside of school and may or may not have a teacher as intervening. This type of education takes place at home, with the family, at school playground, on study visits, etc. Finally, we come to informal education. This occurs through new technologies. In this type of education, students acquire knowledge using the internet and its resources.
Throughout my school career, formal education and informal education were the most privileged. It is only now that I am already in higher education that informal education has entered my life.

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Firstly, it is important to note that PLN is an informal learning network. In this network, students have the opportunity to get in touch with various teachers in order to answer their questions and to make their learning more interactive and productive. In my opinion, being enrolled in a PLN is an asset for the students and for the teachers, so that the students feel closer to the teachers and can learn better and the teachers can reach and more easily understand the students' doubts.

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In my opinion, having a social network nowadays is (almost) an obligation. People are increasingly in need of being linked to each other and, no doubt, that this need is bridged through social networks. My favorite social network is Facebook, however for school related issues the best social network is Twitter. Twitter is great for getting in touch with teachers from around the world, just enter the desired hashtag and soon find lots of people with the same interests as us.
If you want you can visit my Twitter account: https://twitter.com/CludiaElias2?lang=pt_pt

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Teachers on Twitter: why you should join and how to get started

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Teachers on Twitter: why you should join and how to get started

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After reading this article, I could see (more so) the importance of Twitter. Of course, this social network not only serves to share funny pictures and to laugh a little at the end of the day, this social network serves much more than this: to make new learnings and meet people with common interests. As we can see in this article, a teacher was losing her passion for her profession and retrieved it through the use of Twitter. It was on Twitter that this teacher met other professionals who helped him and motivated him in his profession. In order to read and reflect on the article, I must say that I was very happy to have created a Twitter, because it will be very useful in my personal life, but especially in my professional life.
Link of the article: https://www.theguardian.com/teacher-network/2017/apr/20/teachers-on-twitter-why-join-get-started-social-media