Tēnā koutou katoa
Kua tae ake mātou ki te wānanga tuawaru, arā ko te DFI #8. E kore rawa te puna a Mihi e mimiti ki a koutou te pae whakaako o Manaiakalani. Ko te nui a Rawa kua horahia mā mātou, he taonga mā mātou te pae whakaako, heoi anō, he taonga motuhake mō ā mātou ākonga. Nei te mihi, nei te mihi, nei te mihi!
What did I learn that increased my understanding of Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy?
Empower = Whakamana
Ko te hua i puta mai i te rangi nei ko te whakamana i ngā ākonga ki te whiriwhiri i tā rātou e hiahia ai. Ahakoa ngā piki me ngā heke o ia rangi, ko te mea nui kia whārikihia ngā rawa mā rātou hei tipako. Ko te wero māku, kia kaua e whaiti ngā momo rawa, engari kia whānui kē ngā rawa mā ngā ākonga.
What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow as a professional?
Ko tētehi o ngā rawa māku ko te tutu i ngā taupānga tuhi waehere e rua. Ki taku nei whakapae, ka rata mai ngā ākonga ki ngēnei tūmomo ngohe i te mea e kaingākau ana ki a rātou katoa te tākaro kēmu. Heoi anō rā, he pai ake ngēnei kēmu i te mea me waihanga ngā ākonga i tā rātou kēmu i te tuatahi. Ka hoki aku nei mahara ki tētehi kōrero i ngā rangi kua taha ake nei, arā, he pai ake kia 'whakawhanake/develop' ngā ākonga i ngā kēmu; ehake i te tākaro noa hei 'kaiwhakatange/consumer.'
What did I learn that could be used with my learners?
Ko te tino hua i te rangi nei, ko te taupānga Scratch me te pae tukutuku studio.code.org hei waihanga i te kēmu Flappy. Miharo ana te waihanga i taku ake kēmu mō Flappy, ā, kāore e kore, ka rata atu ngā ākonga ki tēnei momo mahi mō te tuhi waehere.
What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow in my personal life?
He tino taonga te whai wā ki te 'kori' me te 'tutu' i ngā taupānga whēnei i a Scratch. Mōku ake nei, mēnā ka whai wā ahau ki te tutu, ka pakari ake au ki te whāngai i ngēnei rawa ki ngā ākonga katoa. Engari, ka pai tonu ki ahau mēnā ka ako ahau ki te taha o ngā ākonga.
Hei whakatepe i tēnei pōhi, hei āpōpō ka tū te whakamātautau Kūkara mō tō mātou kura. Ahakoa te aha, ki te hinga ahau, kua kī taku kete ki ngā rawa o Manaiakalani. Nō reira, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.
Kia ora Brenda,
ReplyDeleteI really like your cute Scratch project with a surprising end! I totally agree with you that we want our learners to be creators rather than consumers of content. Making games for one another is a great idea.
Ngā mihi,
Maria