
As I put the pieces of my childhood back together, I realize that I have lost sight of what’s important in life: family, relationships, and living for the moment. It has also helped me to understand how important it is, as a teacher, to provide students with the opportunity to incorporate their values, interests, and ideas into their learning in new and exciting ways. My advice to anyone reading this blog, whether you are a teacher, student, or just have nothing else to do, TAKE ADVANTAGE of this wonderful tool. Create a story. A project. A poem. A biography. Share, appreciate, and proudly display your own interests and ideas. Give your students the opportunity to learn in different ways and display their learning in a way that supports their needs and interests.
I thought that the photo story was a great way to watch and learn about other peoples lives. I am looking forward to seeing yours about you and your sister and must agree that it is fun to look back down memory lane. I put together a photo story last christmas for some friends and family and it was a fun way to watch the past and remember all the good times that we had.
ReplyDeleteLauren--I TOTALLY AGREE. I found myself spending a ton of time on this--not because it was a difficult assignment, but because I enjoyed looking through all the old pictures that I had put away. It was such a great trip down memory lane and brought back so so many memories. I have also enjoyed (as Sarah mentioned above) getting to know more about people through this--looking forward to watching yours on Friday :)
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