The document discusses feedback received on a project about solutions to issues with child development in schools. It received feedback from 3 people with experience in education via an online survey. The feedback suggested expanding the explanations of the solutions and providing specific examples of teacher trainings. The author learned their solutions were practical but needed more detail. They will improve by thoroughly explaining the solutions and listing example teacher trainings on child development.
The document discusses feedback received on a project about solutions to issues with child development in schools. It received feedback from 3 people with experience in education via an online survey. The feedback suggested expanding the explanations of the solutions and providing specific examples of teacher trainings. The author learned their solutions were practical but needed more detail. They will improve by thoroughly explaining the solutions and listing example teacher trainings on child development.
The document discusses feedback received on a project about solutions to issues with child development in schools. It received feedback from 3 people with experience in education via an online survey. The feedback suggested expanding the explanations of the solutions and providing specific examples of teacher trainings. The author learned their solutions were practical but needed more detail. They will improve by thoroughly explaining the solutions and listing example teacher trainings on child development.
The document discusses feedback received on a project about solutions to issues with child development in schools. It received feedback from 3 people with experience in education via an online survey. The feedback suggested expanding the explanations of the solutions and providing specific examples of teacher trainings. The author learned their solutions were practical but needed more detail. They will improve by thoroughly explaining the solutions and listing example teacher trainings on child development.
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Part 1: Feedback Format
The format I used was a google survey. I chose this format because it is easy to navigate and responses are quick and easy. I also chose it because the program saves all of the responses for you in one place making life more simple.
Part 2: Feedback Participants
I gathered information from Paige, Beth, and Becca. I chose these
specific people to respond to my project because they each have experience in working with children in a school setting. All of their feedback was positive and helpful. They agreed with all of my solutions but added their own additions to them. One response I received mentioned that I needed to explain what getting to know students better actually means. Another response suggested that I come up with specific trainings that teachers could take in order to better their understanding of how to aid in healthy child development. Lastly, one participant pointed out that I need to give a brief explanation of the developmental milestones that I mention in my solution.
Part 3: What did you learn from the responses?
Although I received short responses, I surprisingly learned a lot
from them. The first thing I learned is that I need to provide more explanations when talking about my three solutions. All of my solutions are short and should be expanded more in order for the reader to get a better grasp on how the solutions are supposed to help with the problem. I will remember this next time I have to present solutions to a problem in my future schooling and career.
From my three responders, I also learned that the solutions I came
up with are not too extreme. They are doable which is important when it comes to coming up with solutions. If a solution is too hard to implement, then it can not work. I am glad that I was able to present helpful solutions to the issue of child development in schools. I will keep this in mind when it comes time for me to come up with solutions to an issue whether it be for a school project, my future career, or a conflict in my community. Part 4: How can you improve your solution?
The first way I can improve my solution is by providing
deeper explanations of what my solutions actually mean. For getting to know the students section of my solution, I need to talk about what this means. It goes much deeper than just asking them what their favorite color is. Getting to know students means learning about their home life, culture, and learning styles. This allows for more trust between the teacher and student plus gives way to a better chance of achievement when the teacher knows what works for specific children and their learning styles.
The second improvement I can make for my solution is
providing a list of trainings for teachers to take that can help them encourage healthy developments within their classrooms. I found a great website that provides numerous great trainings for teachers to take. The website is https://www.cceionline.com/course- category/child-care-development-and-learning-training-courses/. This website is an easy way for educators to gain knowledge on different aspects of child development.
● Part 5: Final Thoughts
This unit was by far my favorite unit. I enjoyed having more freedom to talk about what I want to talk about and explore topics that interest me. I learned how to make an online mind map which could come in handy for the next time I have to come up with ideas for a project! I also learned that using short clips instead of words can be effective in getting a message across. The coolest element in this unit that I learned was how to link slides into a presentation. This could help me when I am a teacher and need to come up with a fun activity such as the adventure protocol that we were required to create.
Before this unit, I had never had to create a survey or even known how to make one online. I now know how easy it is to throw together a survey on programs such as google survey. I could see myself using this new skill in my future classroom. I could create my own course evaluation to see how students are liking my class. I could even create a survey to find out which sections of my lesson plans my students are most struggling with. Overall this unit was fun for me to complete and I learned so many new skills that I will be able to use in the future.
