Sunday, June 28, 2009

Learning Challenges

Finally... about the learning challenges...

What role did the supervisor play?
In this case, Alex did a great job facilitating our online tutorial sessions. Many a times, during these sessions, there were numerous period of total silence - :-) - especially whenever Alex (after doing a long elaboration of a point) suddenly asks a question, all of us will just keep quiet. It wasn't due to the fact we purposely did that, but really, at times, I don't even know where to start or how to answer because my brains will be still processing on what he was saying earlier and not on answering the question (wakarimas-ka? I think those of you who were in my group, you'll understand what I'm trying to say here).

I do like the online tutorial sessions and thought that it was a cool idea to conduct tutorials through skype. Because of this, I'm thinking of incorporating this in my lectures next time round. I particularly like the fact that our blogs are read by not only our set members, but are also diligently read and commented on by Alex. THANKS! I really love getting comments and feedback. At least it makes all the efforts of writing and updating our blog worthwhile.

So, Alex, THANKS for being always patient, helpful and full of suggestions. I believe I will also miss your "questions". :-)

What have I learnt from people's comments and feedback?
I've learnt so much from my set members' feedback and comments that they left in my blog. At the same time, I've learnt a lot from my set members' blogs. A good example is when Seok Binn posted her daughter's keyboard recital through You Tube, really inspired me to do one myself too. There was a time when I forgot how to use certain things, I managed to get the answers from my set members' blogs. I like Melinda's blogs because she really takes the time to list out everything step-by-step on what she had done. This helps "lazy" people like me a lot. :-)

THANKS fellow set-members for making your blogs another resource for me to use during this course of e-learning programme. I truly appreciate it.
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5 comments:

  1. rainbowJune 29, 2009 at 12:06 AM

    Hi Jo,
    Grateful that u always hv ++comments for my blog. Want to tell u n ur ALS members: "u r great, learning so fast, reacting so fast and inviting Ah Eng for English Tea". I m learning on the hi-tech tricks slowly...n steadily, need to catch up as being inspired by U, Melinda, SeokBinn n x10.

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  2. Alex ChewJune 29, 2009 at 4:07 PM

    If you can make only a little difference to your own live, do not underestimate your power to be an inspiration for others to believe they too can make a difference in theirs too. All the little differences add up to become the great transformation.

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  3. dingiling_hlj@hotmail.comJune 29, 2009 at 6:34 PM

    i do learn from you, and i do get some positive effect from u as well... haha.. nice to be ur ALS members

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  4. JoJuly 3, 2009 at 11:51 PM

    Thanks for all the positive comments. You have really perked up my spirit as I was feeling so down and on "low battery mode" lately.

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  5. rainbowJuly 9, 2009 at 11:26 PM

    come lets go for English tea too ya to while waiting for the battery to be charged up...

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