Something interesting about expositions.

A web quest is a web in which children can interact with the content and its activities and practises in a virtual way, so it could mean a change in their diary lives of homework, because it is not the usual way of learning, but nowadays, is becoming more popular and useful.

Expositions of the last day, give to me another example of web quests, where children can practice language in a funny way, because, for example, to analyse a poem, the exercise is described like a challenge, so children understand it like an adventure and they have a good time at the same time they are learning about the poem. This could be with lots of topics, so is so helpful, in order to break the routine, too.

The videos that our classmates showed us where so interesting, one video was about “Peer Tutoring”, in which there were two children studying a lesson, but one child was asking questions to the other, who was answering his doubts, so I think it was a good example of peer tutoring through the practise, because we can see how children can work at this way. As we know, one expert child teaches another one, and the roles could change through the classes.

The second video was about the “Jigsaw” method, this time it was represented on an easily way, with Jaribo sweets, so we can see step by step this technique, and also we can understand better how this method is developed in the class. I think it is a very good example of Jigsaw, we can see the experts groups at the beginning, then when they come to their based groups and share the information and learn from each other, etc.