Monday, February 25, 2013

Reflection: SEVEN Week





Its beautiful morning out here; sweet melody of chirping birds and beautiful blameless blue sky are enough to create a proper mood to look back seventh week. Through out this week a single term “AUTONOMY” has been striking my mind. Though the concept and objective of learner’s autonomy is really good, in a way we have been on this academic forum to find multiple ways of strengthening learner’s autonomy, I feel and find a lot of problems to propagate this concept to our academia.  
This week most of the students in my class have created their own blog; in this first phase they are just sharing their unforgettable incident of life. They are also supposed to comment on other’s post. I am quite excited that they are really expressive. Just yesterday one of  the students shared his problem with me that her parents wouldn’t allow her to use internet in her home; it is because they think internet, still to be particular Facebook simply the waste of time and has no importance at all. She has requested me to talk to her father and convince about the positive side of internet. I am wondering how I talk to him. Nonetheless, I had talked to my college coordinator and suggested her to use college’s internet lab as far as possible, What’s more some of the students complained that they couldn’t do it due to 12 hours power cut off everyday. In spite of these complications, students seem encouraged to reflect their ideas through blog.
More than anything else I enjoyed Wallwisher this week. It can be highly useful in our field especially to encourage the students to share their views, comment on the others and collect writing strategies from others. Its so fascinating that, I am fully assured, students can’t stop posting their ideas on it. This week we are also supposed to suggest partner for peer review. I am so happy that Sitaram and I will be assisting each other through peer review. Once again it has been really busy week as I am more concerned on the preparation of  the project plan.  

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