NEARPOD
ACTIVITY
Hi,
guys! This is the second post after the mid-term test. I do not know why this
post should be done in pair. However, I still should do the assignment as well.
Then, for this blog post, I would like to explain a bit about the lesson that
my pair made.
The
type of setting is for school learning. Specifically, it is for 8th
graders in Junior High School. The learning objective is for the students to
learn about grammar which is present perfect simple tense. Later on, the
students are able to use the present perfect tense correctly in their daily
conversation. Then, for the steps to do my nearpod lesson are:
1.
Open the internet application in the mobile phone
(opera mini / browser / chrome, etc).
4. Enter the
code of the lesson (ask the teacher for the code).
5. Join the
lesson.
6. Work on
it once a week.
The
advantage of using this application is that we can just upload our PowerPoint
slides there. So, we are not obliged to create the slides on the application
directly. Especially, for those who are not yet familiar with technology. For the
difficulties I personally found when making the lesson were when I would like
to attach the exercise to be an answerable exercise, and when I would like to
attach the outside classroom activity because it should be clickable. However,
I could find out how to solve them well.
I
got 1 useful feedback from my lecturer about the lesson I made. The feedback
was I can make and teach the lesson through inductive way of teaching. My lecturer
said that we can make it that way; we are not supposed to start the lesson from
the explanation. We also can start it from the exercise to trigger the students
and to make the students think first about what is going to be learnt by the
students. The aspect I can and will improve on is the way of my teaching. I
think if I teach inductively, it will be more interesting. Besides, the
students can train their brains to think a bit harder than when they are taught
deductively.
Yeah,
I think that‘s all what I can share about NearPod. Hopefully, it can be useful
for you, especially for those who are a teacher or will become a teacher. Thank
you, and Jesus bless you.
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