This
is an amazing expedition; I believe we are yet to see more from CCTI, more
things keep on coming. This is just one of many methods of letting things be
done the easy way. With comic strips, it is clearly evident that I have found
it helpful for motivation and maybe there is a possibility of it increasing the
level of student’s participation in class.
Never
the less, comics in itself is pictorial in nature and therefore, fundamentally
a visual medium which can’t simply be compared to the traditional way of writing
things with a lot of texts.
Now
from this lesson, it is crystal clear that technology does not only demystify how
we write, but it is a tool of writing itself.
Below
is a sample comic created out of the collaboration between me and Farida Ziribaggwa.
Ciao!
Thank you Mundu. It is true that comics motivate students' participation. And in the same vein I also strongly believe that a lot more is yet to come from CCTI.
ReplyDeleteYou seem excited SS. Yes there is more to come from CCTI and remember to teach the next person and to use what you have learnt in order to consolidate it.
DeleteHallo Mundu, I also agree comics provide good motivation for students to learn.
ReplyDeleteYou are totally true mustafar . i have expirienced my self. hoping to get more.
ReplyDeleteThere is power in collaboration, Faridah. If you can learn so much from Mundu, imagine how your learners can learn from one another.
DeleteWell done Mundu. You seem to have fallen in love with the comic strip. I hope you will keep us abreast of your experiences of using this medium in your classes.
ReplyDeleteThere is no limit to knowledge. We are still learning more and I hope we shall be in position to share with our colleagues what we are learning, and that we shall be in position to use all that we have learnt in aiding our learners.
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