Reflection on Learning Theories - 2 by Sivan Aichenbaum Ktuvim https://padlet.com/sivanit85/i1nomhs0qxnz en-us 2017-11-16 11:54:37 UTC 2026-01-13 05:28:27 UTC hello@padlet.com As a former student in the Israeli system, i can totally relate to the old school. back on the days we were seating in front of the teacher, using books and workbooks mostly and frontal teaching was the top of the lesson. nowadays, we as future teachers have to think of creative ways to keep our students eyes on the board. usage of visuals and interactive is a must in the 21st century class. YouTube is a huge part of students life, and we can use that to empower creativity and knowledge within our students. back in the old school learning pair work could be only on a page. today, they can create their own YouTube channel, upload materials, lessons and much more to help them improve their studying habits and grades. sivanit85 https://padlet.com/sivanit85/i1nomhs0qxnz/wish/207613133 I consider myself as a very technological person. media and visuals will probably be a huge part of my lesson plans. so this is something i am surly going to apply from day one. there is no one correct way to teach and learn. i believe we will be using the "old school" teaching in the years to come but, we definitely got an amazing tool to upgrade students learning experience.]]> 2017-11-16 12:03:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sivanit85/i1nomhs0qxnz/wish/207613133