My education by EOIP https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8 Using the vocabulary you've learned in your online lesson, please write a brief paragraph describing the type of education you have received. You may wish to consider the variety of subjects studied, the teaching techniques used by your instructors, and any other factors that have contributed to your educational experience. en-us 2023-03-17 15:00:59 UTC 2023-03-23 08:33:52 UTC hello@padlet.com My education eoipdpin https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2521053408 Using the vocabulary you've learned in your online lesson, please write a brief paragraph describing the type of education you have received. You may wish to consider the variety of subjects studied, the teaching techniques used by your instructors, and any other factors that have contributed to your educational experience.]]> 2023-03-17 15:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2521053408 Marta https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2525192603 At the age of three, I started attending to a private catholic school ran by nuns, in Pamplona. I studied there till I was fourteen. Subjects were the ones compulsory those years, nothing to write home about, but in that days they turned the language option, from French lessons to English ones. As a religious school, some related activities were inclued in our schedule such as going to Mass, moreover I had to wear a comfortless and unsightly uniform in the school. Rote learning was the most popular pedagogical stream at the time.]]> 2023-03-21 11:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2525192603 Luis https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2526768967 I attended to a Jesuit school in Pamplona, until I was sent to a board school during one summer and then from my 12 till I finished hight school . Then, I went to the university where I got my degree.

My board school took place in the eighties. Therefore the kind of method was  rather rote learning,  quite common by then into classical schools . However, we were also introduced to a kind of workshops subject as the first contact with vocational studies. 

 It was a private classical school. Any scholarship was granted to this school by then.

 My time in the board school was worthy, strict, though. The board school shaped my traits, made me self-confident, speed up my mature, building up  binding  relationship with my classmates  who were coming from different communities . In fact, we are still hanging out every year at the school to remember the amazing years we had together. 

Our daily routines  were really organized. Discipline was the pillar of the board school. It was about studying and practicing sport.  Waking up early, doing our bed, breakfast and then going through all the subjects until lunch  time and then over again until dinner. We would gather again after dinner to study in class before going to the bed by 21:00. This kind of discipline help all of us to build up our personality.

All in all, an experience that I will never forget

]]> 2023-03-22 08:11:27 UTC https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2526768967 Mark https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2527390796 My educational background has been quite unique. I started attending pre-school classes at the age of five, where we focused mainly on practising handwriting, basic math, and English vocabulary. At the age of seven, I went to a traditional public school, where my teacher used a more creative approach, making classes more engaging.

Following my elementary education, my parents enrolled me in a multilingual school, where foreign languages were given a priority (it meant more foreign languages’  classes, not studying in them) . During the secondary school, I attempted to complete two years in one, which was a daunting task, and I eventually switched to online schooling.

Later on, I had to move to Russia where I took a blended course during my final year of secondary education. The change in the educational system was a challenge, and I had never studied that much before, even now at the university level.

Following that, my family moved to Spain, and I enrolled in a Spanish high school. Initially, I faced linguistic challenges. I even had to repeat the first year, but eventually, I adapted and achieved good results and I found it fairly enjoyable overall. I've noticed that the Spanish high school system is more flexible, allowing students to choose their academic itinerary and focus on subjects of interest, saving time and effort.


]]> 2023-03-22 15:45:15 UTC https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2527390796 Telmo https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2528481961 In general, although my academic journey has been traditional, it has been a bit choppy too. I started the pre-school classes at the age of three in Gorraiz. However, shortly after we moved to Huarte, so I finished the pre-school and started the elementary school there. At the age of eight my family and I moved to Barañain, so I was enrolled in the Public School from there, in which I also completed the secondary school. Even the approach was traditional, with lots of exams and rote learning, I believe that my education has been well rounded, focused on scientific subjects and languages, such as English and Basque.

Nowadays, after finishing an education degree at the Public University, I am trying distance learning studying Pedagogy at UNED, experimenting with new online methodologies.]]> 2023-03-23 08:33:52 UTC https://padlet.com/eoipdpin/xoqyk9dihz36knx8/wish/2528481961