Why I love my job…
Each month when I plan my lessons , I search for cliparts and animations, sounds and videos to incorporate into my TAL ..i.e technology aided lessons.
On one such hunt I stumbled into http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/
It was the search for an animation of water cycle that brought me to this beautiful site.The kids of second standard enjoyed the journey through water vapour to rain and back to the clouds…
I then came across animal sounds, sounds of transport and much more….
I later discovered the songs and rhymes which one can play on real one player. I could even get the words in pdf format.There are links to so many other sites and the possibilities are immense.
Today I discovered that I could learn to type too http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing/flash/stage1.shtml
Each time I enter such sites I learn a lot. I try to transfer what I have learnt to my teaching but I am not always successful because of time constraints…
I am like a kid with a new toy.Thanks to my organisation for making me tech -enabled.I marvel at the variety of resources available and the miserly way in which most of us use them.We still remain glued to our textbooks and exam-oriented teaching.
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thanks.
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learning never ends hats off to you and your organisation. but many teacher are not that fortunate to get such type of support and particularly the govt schools. unforuntaely gluing to text books and exam oriented studies is inevitable as long as present education system continues.
now even here microsoft certification exams, SAP exams etc., are on line and results are out then and there so there atleast there is a change in system.
thanks for sharing it here
Happy to announce that you have been awarded.
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@Srik : Thanks,sir.
Will continue the tradition of awarding.
Right now a little busy with a workshop…
Teacher is one of the best Job!! Its unfortunate it pays less and more satisfaction. isnt it..??
@naren: The job is highly paid–if you see the long term benefits….
The huge friendship network with ex-students and parents, the ‘fan’ following of current students, the love and guaranteed affection one receives over the years…
Here’s an article about my favourite lecturer and his innovative way of teaching to youths.
http://mathukathe.wordpress.com/2007/08/30/for-those-who-missregularly-missed-their-chemistry-classes/
I’m proud of my teachers.