The Sun sets on 5302-- A Final Compilation
This learning journey has been nothing short of enlightening. I have learned so much about myself and my own thoughts and feelings about learning. I have been reminded of the importance of having a growth mindset and the power of the word "yet". If I am going to succeed in implementing my blended learning innovative ideas, I will need to continue to actively work on building my growth mindset. I will also need to continually reflect on my learning manifesto while focusing on the importance of using the COVA learning approach.
Through the use of learning networks, and with the help of my learning cohorts, I believe that I can and will be successful. To see my growth mindset and learning manifesto pages, as well as the blog on my learning networks, scroll down and click the links.
Growth Mindset
All educators that want to bring innovation to their school or classroom need to have a growth mindset. Growth mindset is a concept that was introduced by Carol Dweck and it can be a game changer for anyone that adopts the idea and brings it to life.
Click the button below that says "Let's Go" to read about what growth mindset is and how I plan to implement it in my classroom
My Learning Manifesto
When I was told that I had to write my learning manifesto and decide what I was passionate about, I really struggled. I struggled because I wasn't really sure and I had not thought much about it before. I had never been asked to do something like this before. After countless hours thinking about it, I came up with my learning manifesto.
Click the blue "Go" button below to read my learning manifesto that talks about my passion and accomplishments, along with my thoughts about what's wrong with education and digital learning and my thoughts on COVA.
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My Learning Networks
As an educator, it is crucial that you become a member of various learning networks. They can be as simple as a place to watch videos or as complex as a place to connect with other educators in other areas of the world. Through the years I have followed and become a member of some of these networks. Click the yellow "Click Me" button to see my blog post of the learning networks I am part of.