How, and especially Why, of using IT in education. The unit provides, I think, sufficient scope and flexibility for you to concentrate on the areas of greatest interest and relevance to your own professional development, whether you are a teacher, teacher educator, or curriculum advisor. One way of ensuring that you engage in self-reflection is to write a reflective journal. You rely on your senses, your impressions, and you purposely record your experiences as vividly, as playfully, and as creatively as you can. To review journal entries is to return to events and their interpretation with the perspective of time.
Time provides perspective and momentum, and enables deeper levels of insight to take place.
I urge you to take this exercise seriously, not only because the journal is assessed, but more importantly because it will be a very useful resource for addressing your learning goals. While we will cover many of these topics in subsequent modules, this exercise provides you with the opportunity to explore, in some depth, a single topic on your own. Email me if you want to discuss a topic, or any other aspect of the assignment. Email me if you want to discuss. The best way to submit them is as an attachment to email.