The job is not finished until it is finished

Who said you knock off when you lock the classroom up at the end of a course?? The final night of my first course as a Tutor/Trainer was Tuesday March 29th, but, because the classroom is closed, doesn't meen that the course has ended, still have some follow up to do chasing missed signatures and missed answers on assessments. Almost there, and then it's time to REFLECT.

Reflect, Web 2.0, Moodle, Mahara ?!&*??

Critical reflection, Web 2.0 tools, Moodle, Mahara, Blog, Twitter, Mind Maps, Eportfolios, WOW, this stuff is making my head spin at times, so much to take in and sort through, so much reading to digest. Hopefully I'm getting on top of it, I think I can, I think I can, I think I can.

Tutoring

3rd night as a tutor completed, after some not so flattering feedback about last week's class, (my first on my own), I gave it some thought and think that this week went much better. I look forward to receiving more feedback, so that I can identify areas to improve and strengthen my delivery.

Mind mapping

Just completed my first mind map, will have to wait for feedback from my tutors to find out how I went and whether I have a grasp of what they are about.

Helping hand

One of my learners is having a problem, so I'm off for some 1 on 1 tutoring.

My learning goal.

I am currently undertaking a study course called Reflect and Connect, hoping to gain a better understanding of elearning so that I am able to use it in furthering my ability and effectiveness as a Trainer/Assessor, I am also hoping that it will help me to be more subjective and honest with myself when self assessing and reflecting on previous events.
First solo session as a Trainer/Assessor, I believe went very well, had a minor hiccup but quickly adapted and moved on.

These 2 pictures remind me that sometimes it can be very rough trying to reflect on things, yet at other times reflecting can be so pleasant and serene, but we need to be able to handle the rough times if we are to be true to ourselves and honest with ourselves in reflecting and self assessing

Reflections