Tuesday, November 12, 2013

The scavenger hunt was a great opportunity to share different types of ways on how to make class situations meaningful and interesting for our students. Creating the scavenger hunt with my group allowed me to reflect on what would be something meaningful for my fellow classmates to learn, this promoted a collaborate and integrating manner to listen and share different types of a ideas on how to present the scavenger hunt to our classmates. In many ways this allowed us to review what we had seen from the very beginning of the course and what we just recently went over. Meanwhile, the scavenger hunt that we had to solve was somewhat confusing and difficult to resolve, it involved solving quotes of specific authors with on one side of color sheets and quotes from "Education in Finland" on the other side. What made this scavenger hunt very difficult was that one side was all in Spanish and the other side of the sheets was in both Spanish and English, this made the scavenger hunt very difficult to resolve. The solution for this group would have been to just use one side of the color sheets or use some sort of guide to let the classmates know clues on how to solve the scavenger hunt.

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