I reached home at 6pm, fatigued and yearning for a rest. Instead, I switched on my laptop to make the necessary changes to my Young Entomologist SLS lesson aimed at Primary 1 students. Assigned it to all P1 classes before 6.30pm and got the son to attempt the lesson. Not only had he finished the lesson by the time I came home, but he also had feedback about the video embedded in the package.
“While it’s cute that the ant has a human face,” he opined, “the speaker left out words like ‘hurry’”.
I savoured the sense of accomplishment. It was worth the blood, sweat and tears designing the lesson because the son benefitted from it.
I reached home at 6pm, fatigued and yearning for a rest. Instead, I switched on my laptop to make the necessary changes to my Young Entomologist SLS lesson aimed at Primary 1 students. Assigned it to all P1 classes before 6.30pm and got the son to attempt the lesson. Not only had he finished the lesson by the time I came home, but he also had feedback about the video embedded in the package.
“While it’s cute that the ant has a human face,” he opined, “the speaker left out words like ‘hurry’”.
I savoured the sense of accomplishment. It was worth the blood, sweat and tears designing the lesson because the son benefitted from it.