I feel like a floating node...
and what I like is to have a broader idea of the situation, and that is the language barrier is very important.
Does anyone feel that way? Maybe we could make a group.
Anyway I am enjoying and learning a lot.
Thank you very much everybody.
a little humor is good
:) Humour is certainly good.
'Floating node' is a good description. It is not just the English/Spanish/Hindi/whatever problem. I've decided to work the other way round and let all the ideas be floating nodes. If any of the ideas get pinned down, that's good. If not, they can continue to float until they make sense round me. Little by little....
'Floating node' is a good description. It is not just the English/Spanish/Hindi/whatever problem. I've decided to work the other way round and let all the ideas be floating nodes. If any of the ideas get pinned down, that's good. If not, they can continue to float until they make sense round me. Little by little....
Good advice, thanks.
I love the GPS comic :-) Humor is definitely great!
What I've noticed is that participation has become less than what it was during week 1. There is still enough participation to stimulate a thought process in me and make me come into Moodle to post a response of some sort, but there definitely isn't as much quantity as before.
I'd be interested in hearing other people's opinions (positive and negative!) and hearing about where they have problems with the materials or concepts. Much learning comes not only from understanding what you read, but also about how other people react to it! :-)
What I've noticed is that participation has become less than what it was during week 1. There is still enough participation to stimulate a thought process in me and make me come into Moodle to post a response of some sort, but there definitely isn't as much quantity as before.
I'd be interested in hearing other people's opinions (positive and negative!) and hearing about where they have problems with the materials or concepts. Much learning comes not only from understanding what you read, but also about how other people react to it! :-)