The roles of this week have been:
Feli and Rocío: journalist.
Rosana: analyst.
Cristian: translator.
María: curator- farmer.
Fernando: star
Raquel (me): facilitator.
This week we have to look for information about “The
dark side of text books” and make the fable “The fall hive honey” each of us
have made a different part:
-Feli: she has looked for information about “The
broken market” and she has translated the fable into English.
-Rocío: she has to look information about “New
editions and the uses book market” and make the introduction explaining why we
have chosen the fable.
-Cristian: he has looked for information about “Price
disolure” and like Rocío explains why we have chosen the fable.
-María: she has to make the “Disadvantages of text
books” and a summarize about the fable explaining what is the meaning of each
character.
-Rosana: she has looked for information about “Advantages of
using new technologies in class” and she has rewritten the fable in Spanish to
improve it.
-Fernando:
he has written the fable the first time, has painted the drawings, made the
questions and answers in “Kahoot” for the presentation in class for our
classmates and he will present it tomorrow in class.
-Raquel
(me): I have looked for extra information and I have found a document : “The
future of the books”, and a video very
interesting about a high school without
text books and finally I have made the drawings for the fable and I have helped
to Fernando to paint them.
Now
my experience this week as facilitator has been stressed, tired and it has been
difficult in the sense that I have to make that everyone is in agreement about
the work and with all the ideas of the group, organize all the parts and controlling
that everything is going well. A part from that it has been a good experience
and I think that we have made a good job because all of us have been giving
ideas for the fable and how we could to explain it and how we could present it,
I am very proud for them and for their job. And I hope that they have been
comfortable with me.
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR MY GROUP!
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