Reflection ...

re·flec·tion

rəˈflekSH(ə)n/

serious thought or consideration.

"he doesn't get much time for reflection"

synonyms:

thought, thinking, consideration, contemplation, deliberation, pondering, meditation,musing, rumination;  formal cogitation "after some reflection, he turned it down"

Finally, we can all breathe a sigh of relief and be glad that the introductory presentations are all over. Dare I say it , it is time for reflection. 

Guidelines

- Read the questions below, be sure to answer the questions with as much detail as possible.

- That means, provide specific evidence and examples to support your ideas

- Check spelling and grammar

- Your blog post will be assessed with a work habits grade

First Step 
1. Create a new blog ( if you do not have a blog, Mrs. N will show you how to do this!). 
2. Give you blog a creative title related to technology. Copy and paste the question below on to your blog. 

Questions

1. With reference to the rubric, in what area(s)  do you believe that you extended yourself ?

2. What areas do you believe needed more attention?

3. If you had the opportunity how would you enhance your presentation? (to ensure that you extend in all categories?)

4. What do you wish that you knew before presenting in front of the class?

5. Which school-wide learning results were highlighted before in your presentation and during the presentation?  Please explain

(* please note the schoolwide learning results are : learn enthusiastically, reason critically, live ethically, collaborate constructively, think creatively & communicate effectively). 

6. Review the  rubric,(which has been shared individually on google class)  highlight where you believe you will be graded. This is the easy part.  Then underneath the rubric, provide evidence to support your ideas.  

Please complete the above in class. You have one period. Focus and let's get finished. 

When you are done, grab your phone and begin downloading vr apps. 


Take care.
Mrs. N