In my learning journey, I feel like I always begin with the end in mind. I'm not sure if this is a trait that I acquired, or if it has been there all along. Either way, I believe it helps me to focus and concentrate on reaching goals and accomplishing what I set out to do in life. Accepting responsibility for my own learning has always been a major priority for me as well. It seems only natural that I be in control of my education and learning process. I set goals for myself and only I can make certain that those goals are reached. I would consider both of these habits to be fairly easy for me. On the other hand, I do find it difficult to view problems as challenges. I can honestly say that when a problem arises, my thoughts are always centered around how to fix the problem. Later, I look back and see what the problem taught me and how I could have benefited from the experience. My goal is to try to see these things while the problem is occurring. I feel that I could learn much more this way and possibly even handle the situation in a different manner.
So far, this process is a learning experience for me. I have never done a blog before, but I feel like it's something I will grow to love. There's something refreshing about taking all of my jumbled thoughts and putting them into action. I'm very excited about discovering some of the wonderful things 2.0 has to offer. I know in the world of teaching, technology is a girl's best friend. There are so many resources out there just waiting to be discovered and utilized! I'm very much looking forward to this journey through the 23 Things.
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