Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Natalia starring in: "Changes in the Spanish Educational System"

I am the star this week, so I have to include some evidence of our work in the blog.

This week we have worked in a new activity which relies on a document that explains the Organization of the Spanish Educational System (for references, see the Curator-Farmer post).

Here, we have learned five topics but my group and me only had to work in two topics, the first one  is called "The Primary School" and the second one "Administration and Governance at Local and/or Institutional Level I".

In the first topic, "The Primary School", we find four diferent parts:

• Aim and General Objectives 
• Schools providing Primary Education 
• Education Policy 
• Legislative References

And in the second topic called "Administration and Governance at Local and/or Institutional Level I" we find a subtopic "Administration at educational institutions level" where we have worked on "Non-university institutions" which has three sections:

Pedagogical and Curricular Organisation 
•Organisational Management 
•Management of Resources


We have made a conceptual map of each one (with Canva software), where we included the changes, modification and extra informacion from LOE to LOMCE.

We prepared both conceptual maps for Monday, but in the class, the teacher distributed all the maps with the same content between different groups.

My group had to work on the topic "The Primary School", along with the supervisors (THE LITTLE ANTS, which helped with the ratings of our Cmap and those from the other groups). At this time, we had to collect all maps, that is, maps of my classmates (T8T and Brainstorming) about the same topic and our own map, in order to improve the content of our conceptual map. We, as a group, believe that we can always enhance our work and learn from our peers, so we never think that our work is superior to the rest of our classmates.
So we review the subject from other groups and compare it with our map. Thus, we corrected our mistakes as we redrafted the map.

This is the result:




But firstly, we want you to know some informations to understand the our C-Maps:

On the map we find different colors: 

ORANGE represents the different sections 
YELLOW means permanence, that is, what maintains the LOGSE from the LOE
RED means change, extension or modification, that is, what the LOGSE has changed from the LOE
GRAY is supplementing information.


Secondly, I am going to explain each part of "The Primary School" mindmap.


1. In the first point called "Aim and general objectives", we find two diferents articles which have some distinct things, Articles 16 and 17.

In the Art.16."General principles"  there are three sections, but only the second part has been modified:

b) The purpose of primary education is provide students the  learning of speaking, listening, reading, writing, numeracy, acquisition of basic notions of culture and habit of living as well as those of study and work, artistry, creativity and emotions, in order to ensure  comprehensive training that contributes to the full development of the personality of the students and also prepararing children from high school.


In the Art. 17, "Objectives of primary education", there are different sections (from a to n), but only three are modified:

b) To develop individual and team work, effort and responsibility for the study, as well as attitudes of self-confidence, critical sense, personal initiative, curiosity, creativity and interest in learning, and entrepreneur spirit. 

h) Learning the fundamentals of Natural Science, Social Science , Geography, History and Culture. 

j) Use representation and artistic expression and start the construction of visual and audiovisual proposals.

In the second point, called "Schools providing Primary Education", we find Art. 111, 114, and 116.

In the Article 111 called "Designation of Public Schools," a new Art.111 bis  is added, "Information and Communication Technologies".

The Art. 114 "Private Centers-Denomination" is equal in LOGSE.

In the Art. 116.8, "Charter schools", we can see a difference: The educational authorities may call for public tenders construction and management of private schools over public land.


On the third point, "Education Policy" , we found some articles that have changed: Art. 20, 21, 59 and 122.


Article 20, "Evaluation During the stage":

The Art 20.4 LOGSE is about: Special attention to the students, the realization of early diagnosis tests  and the establishment of mechanisms to reinforcement school success.

In the Art. 20.3 sets:  Assessment to all student at the end of the third year of primary education, for checking the adquisition of basic skills (lenguage and mathematical). If failed, teaching team will take appropiate actions, as repetition of 3rd year.


Article 21, "Final evaluation of Primary education". Here the Art. 21.1. stablishes: Assessment to all student at the end of the third year of primary education, for checking the adquisition of basic skills. If failed, it will have no academics effects. It´s only informative and for guidance.


In the Art. 59.1. Basic Intermediate and Advanced Levels correspond with Levels A, B and C (subdivided into A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2.)


The Art. 122 "Resources" adds a new Art. bis, called "Actions to promote the quality of schools" which stablishes the use of ICT.



In the last point "Legislative references" we selected the references:


a) BOE, no. 295. December 10th 2013.

b) BOE, no. 52. March 1st 2014.



On the other hand, we also do the concept map of the topic"Administration and Governance at Local and/or Institutional Level I" . On this map we can also see the color pattern, which have the same meaning as the previous conceptual map (and the design plays with the Spanish flag colors).



We hope the maps are clear and easy to understand and learn from them! 

STAR: Natalia Martínez Alcázar

PD: A huge THANK YOU to the other groups, especially THE LITTLE ANTS.



Monday, 31 March 2014

I'm the translator this week.

Our words or terms to define this week and which we have used the most to do the weekly practice are:


1.- Law: It's a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to the correct govern behaviour. The two laws we have worked this week are LOE, which is the old one and LOMCE which is the one we have now and which changed last year in order to improve the educative system.


2.- Article: An article is each of the points a law have and which can be changed or modified. What we have done this week is to compare the changes in both laws, LOE and LOMCE in relation to primary school and then  to reflect it in a conceptual map in order to help the people understand it without knowing anything about the topic.


3.- Conceptual map: A conceptual map is something which we make in order to sumarize clearer an specific topic. In this case we have done a conceptual map with the changes between both laws, LOE and LOMCE. We have reflected the changes and also the things that were the same and didn't change at all.


4.- LOE: LOE is the 'Ley Orgánica de Educación' from 3rd May, 2006. which rules the educative learning in Spain between the ages of school until university publised in the year 2006/2007. This law now, in 2013 have changed to LOMCE because they were necesary some changes on it and do it better.


5.- LOMCE: LOMCE is the 'Ley Orgánica para la Mejora de la Calidad Educativa' which modifies the LOE in some aspects and articles in order to have a better education. It was publised 9th December 2013. It is the one that rules education now and which has improved the system.


These both laws are the ones which we have been analyzing and studying during this week and when we analyzed them we did a conceptual map in which we showed the modifications between them when LOE changed to LOMCE.



Translator: María José Herrero Atiénzar.

Wednesday, 26 March 2014

7. Changes in The Spanish Educational System Overview: The game. - ROLES (I)

7. Changes in The Spanish Educational System Overview: 
The game.

(From 25/March to 31/March)

In this activity we are going to start with a new part of the subject. First of all is to create a conceptual map, recollecting all the essential information.


Roles:
Facilitator: Ana de Lara Torrente
Journalist: Alicia del Carmen Lova Ortiz
Analyst: Irene Martínez Bermúdez y Mariano Castillo Escudero
Translator: Mª José Herrero Atiénzar
Curator/Farmer: Javier Marín Garcerán
Star: Natalia Martínez Alcázar

Translator : What Have We Learned?

The activity of this week entails the use of new tools and resources, so for us, as a group, I think that the task in general has been very useful; we have discovered new ways of create and present our work as well as familiarize with editing tools.

Web 2.0 tools: Social media provides a variety of tools, commonly referred as Web 2.0, that educators can use to engage students and enhance essential skills (communication, collaboration, creativity, media literacy, technological proficiency, global awareness...) Other tools can be leveraged to become more efficient and effective at what we do in education.
In this field we can remark MOOVLY, as a tool 2.0 that we can use to create animated videos, banner adds or interactive presentations in an easy way. We used it for create a video summarizing what we have learned during all these previous weeks.

Thanks to this activity, using this kind of tool, we have been able to encourage:

Creativity: We have developed our imagination, to can get a visual, attractive presentation
 that awake the interest of the rest of our partners.

Teamwork: Because of Moovly  is a collaborative tool, there is the possibility that several students edit the video at the same time, which means a groupal work, where everyone participates and is necessary to reach a common understanding to work in the same direction.

Summarise: Our last task consisted of, in a short period of time, being able to synthetise the key concepts we have learnt. With Moovly, we had to create brief and dinamic animations, so the collected messages and ideas must be expressed in a clear, visual way.

Online Tutorial: To can work efficiently, firstly we had to search for information about how to create an animated video using Moovly.com editing tools. For this, we had  to watched several online tutorials, in Moovly's own webpage, and also in Youtube.


Translator: Alicia del Carmen Lova Ortiz

Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Curator-Farmer's Work This Week. "What have we learned?" #SOyER1314

In this practice we have also used some of the other links that have appeared in the other practices but I have decided not to put them again and I have added new ones.
 
This video has been a summary of the other practices (Illustrating words, TPACK, Treasure Hunt, Telling Stories, and The Dark Side of Textbooks). At first we thought that it would be difficult to do because we only had one minute and a half and moovly (an online programme to create videos) doesn’t have many icons and effects free. Although with the creativity of all of us, we have done a good work all together, and we have spent a good time doing it.
 
 













Analyzing "What Have We Learned in #SOYER1314?"


Like every week , we have been working in groups for one of our last practices called "What have we learned in # SOYER1314 ? "

From my point of view as an Analyst, for the best part of the activity  I could say it has been able to make a brief summary of what we have learned in this period in the course and the amount of things that will store from now on in our backpack of knowledge.

The worst part in my opinion was to work with the new program called Moovly because at first any member of the group knew how to use it , so for all of us it was a completely new tool. But I must also say that slowly and investigating how this worked , things became more and more easy.

It's been a pretty tough week , an activity that carried a great job but on one hand the best moment of the week I think it was the time when we had to record the voice in off for our video. We were all a bit overwhelmed but I have to say that our star of this week, Mariano , always know how to see the good side of things. thanks to him I think everything was much easier

On the other hand I think the worst moment was when we thought we would not have time to finish it by the deadline but with a little effort, everything went as we expected.

we have learned how to use new tools and how to synthesized in only 1.30 min what we have learned in each practice of this course

To keep as a Group for the next weeks we need to rely on the work of all members of the group .

And to improve as a group for the next weeks we need not to always think about oneself and try to think as a group. At times we work brilliantly as a group but there are times , even if rarely , this does not happen .



And finally I think that all the content we have learned in this course are related. By this I mean that all the tools that we have learned to use such as Blogger, Twitter , Moovly ... will help us to became what we want in our future : good teachers !




From the analyst of this week: Ana de Lara Torrente

Monday, 24 March 2014

The Stars this week.

This past week, Maria José and Mariano, were the Stars.

The activity consisted in summarizing all the contents we have learnt until now, all the practices we've done so far, using Moovly, a fantastic tool to make videos.

First we learnt how to use this creative software and then we decided how to organize the information we wanted to show and explain to the whole class. We decided to do it in a dynamic and funny way and also we tried to tell each other what we wanted to say, in order to make it clearer for all our schoolfellows.

We explained the five topics we had to talk about in this order: first we talked about Ilustrating Words, then about TPACK, create a Treasure Hunt, using Free Resources and Tips for Presentations, and finally about the Dark Side of Textbooks.

What we wanted to say in our video is what we have learnt in this first part of Scholar Organization and Educational Resources and our conclusions about each practice we have done these last weeks. You can see the video through our youtube account. Please have a look at it.

Stars: Mariano Castillo Escudero and Mª José Herrero Atiénzar

Facilitator: Administrating the Web 2.0




As a facilitator and administrator of the web during this week, my job has been to coordinate and organize tasks for the making of a video (What Have We Learned?) using Moovly website. Unfortunately, for family reasons, I have not been able to perform my task as I would have liked.

Basically what we did was work together some days to make a storyboard and create a script that the stars of this week would recite and record, using their voices. While some of us were creating and adapting images for the film, other colleagues were engaged in making the video itself. Finally, as in all previous work, we did a shared piece of work, always developing from a common start and common preconceptions. It has been a fairly quiet and productive week.

Facilitator: Javier Marín Garcerán


I Am the Journalist this Week!

This week I am the journalist, so I am going to tell the history of the group and the dynamic of the weekly work. Also, I have to collect some pictures of the processes.
In addition I have to explore and comment blogs from outside the class and from our own class.

1. I am going to start with the first part of my work, telling the dynamics of the Week.

The practice of this week, called "What have we learned?”, consists of recopy everything we have learned in the course and with this information, we have to make an animated video, “Moovly”. So, we have carried out five practices throughout the course and in this way, the aim of this video is to set out what we have learned in each of them in a summary form.

Before starting work, we established that each member of the group should know the "Moovly"´s program and know how to use it.

First, my teammates and I tried to divide the work. We think that to start our Moovly, we should do a sketch which contain the phrases that the stars were going to say and also a series of slides to structure the video.

In this way, we already had the theory. The second step was to go to practice.
So, secondarily, some members of the group were responsible for making the sketch: thinking animations of each practice. Other members of the group should think appropriate phrases which stars would record. And finally, other should make "Moovly base" which would be modified by all.

Thirdly, once this part of the process was ready, everyone had to log in "Moovly" to modify and add icons, images and phrases in the video. So, little by little, the video was taking shape until it was finally finished, just missing the voice audio. Thus, the audio of the stars was added to video. This was a bit complicated because the voice must be consistent with the slides. It was a hard work but we could do it!

2. The second part of my job is to comment on some blogs, so here I leave the links where I have added my comments:


This blog is about Moovly program that shows animated presentations for teachers. I think it is very interesting and useful because we are future teachers and we should know this information.

Comment from a blog within the class:


3. The third part of my work is to collect pictures:


 
Here we can see GIVEME7 working hard in the practice: "What have we learned?"

In this picture, our Moovly is being presented!! 

In this last image, we can see the final results after the collective vote of the Moovly. We are in third place!!


Natalia Martinez Alcazar: Journalist

What Have We Learned in #SOyER1314?

This is the Moovly video we made for this practice about what we have learned in this first half of the subject. We hope you like it!:





6. Summarizing The Subject Until Now - ROLES


6. Summarizing the subject until now

(From 11/March to 24/March)

In this activity we are going to make a video summarizing all the tasks we have carried out previous weeks and what we have learned from them.

Roles:
Facilitator: Javier Marín Garcerán
Journalist: Natalia Martínez Alcázar
Analyst: Ana de Lara Torrente
Translator: Alicia del Carmen Lova Ortiz
Curator/Farmer: Irene Martínez Bermúdez
Star: Mariano Castillo Escudero y Mª José Herrero Atiénzar

Thursday, 20 March 2014

Curator-Farmer of "The Dark Side of Textbooks"

4.The Dark side of Textbooks and What is an infographic? in Practices / giveme7blog (giveme7)

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Here you can find the resources that we have used on the practice of this week called "The dark side of textbooks".

We have organiced them using Pearltrees, and also we wrote all theorethical references below (in APA style):

  • Anele (2013). "Informes" (webpage). Retrieved March 7, 2014 from http://anele.org/

By the Curator-Farmer of this week: Ana de Lara Torrente

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Analyzing the Dark Side of Textbooks.

If you visit different classrooms, you probably notice that most of the teachers use a standard textbook. The reasons for this are many, depending on the design of the curriculum, the directives of the political administration, the level of competence on the part of teachers…etc. Textbooks can provide several advantages in the classroom: they could be helpful for beginning teachers and could provide organized units of work; a textbook gives plans and lessons; everything is spelled out. As good as they may appear on the surface, textbooks do have some limitations.

Usually textbooks fail to stimulate student interest. It is not unusual to refuse textbooks because they are large collections of data, for large amounts of students. Scholars may find it difficult to understand the relevance of so much useless information to their day-to-day lives. The textbook is usually designed as the one and only source of information, but can become outdated in just a few years (thanks to the national administrations, mainly). They are expensive, easily damaged, heavy and uncomfortable to carry around…. Textbooks are a hot topic every few years: with the entry of a new government, usually a renewal of education plans happens, and textbooks are replaced by law (juicy business for the big publishers!!). This is a huge economic burden for families, who have no reasonable alternative: buying textbooks is compulsory.


One of the first concepts for our infography

So for this “Dark Side of Textbooks” we decided to do an infographic about those issues. We doubt between the different formats that we could choose to represent this concept, but in the end decided to use an infographic. It is a static visual scheme, therefore it's nothing "dynamic" and for some people does not have the same appeal as, for example, a video. Best part of the activity was the design of the infographic and the search for information to fill it, and the very best moment was when we found a concept that could easily be used and was pretty original, as is using the cover of the album "The Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd. Obviously, the infographic can lose its strength if you are not learned about this cover, which is a cultural icon of our society like, e.g. the “Abbey Road” cover from The Beatles or the Campbell's soup cans  pictures from Andy Warhol.


The problems were the usual (which we also have in other subjects). As we are a large number of people is difficult to accommodate the schedules and preferences for work in group. And sometimes there are disagreements about how to perform the work or the role of each member. So one thing we need to constantly improve for the next weeks is integration and teamwork. Also, we should keep our originality and imagination when it comes to homework and not get carried away by the "easy way" when to perform it, even if it means we go the extra mile.



Wordcloud -So trendy!!!-
Textbooks Workcloud -so trendy!


This topic is related with almost all of the subjects in this course and degree. As textbooks doesn't take students' background knowledge into account, teachers does not adapt lessons to the interests and capacities of students. Psychology, sociology, scholar organization and ITCs…etc. are necessary for us to be able to get an optimal environment for teaching/learning without blindy following a textbook. We must be able to create our own personal textbooks, but mainly in our minds, with our knowledge, tailored to each situation.


In conclusion, we have learnt that textbooks (and any of its alternatives such as websites, digital encyclopaedias, and so on) are only as good as the educator who uses it: is just one tool, and perhaps a very relevant one. Sometimes, teachers over-rely on textbooks and don't consider other resources for their classroom. The teacher should not become a mere reader of knowledge written by others. No textbook is perfect, but it is one powerful resource for you to use wisely as a guidebook, or like a "storyboard". The teacher should not become a mere reader of knowledge written by others.Even a bad example can become something we learn a lesson from. As future teachers, we'll need to make many decisions, and one of those is if and how we want to use the textbook.

Analyst: Javier Marín Garcerán

Tuesday, 18 March 2014

★ Star ★ : "The Dark Side of Textbooks"

We decided to do an infographic, since is a powerful visual format that involves great creativity and is strongly related to ICTs.

Besides, there are a lot of benefits of using this scheme:

• 90% of information that comes to the brains is visual.
• 40% of people will respond better to visual information than plan text.

Related to our infographic, I would like to remark that we use an original design, inspired by one of the most famous album covers of Pink Floyd: "The Dark Side of the Moon".


You can appreciate the similarity between them:




All the data is collected from ANELE (Asociación Nacional de Editores de Libros y Material de Enseñanza).We put all the disadvantages commonly known classified in fields:

Economical:
Textbooks have been considerated for so many years as a necessary and essential tool for teachers, and editorials have obseved that, so that's the reason why textbook have become in a real huge business.
In fact, every year since economic crisit started, editorials have earned more than 800 millions of Euros in our country.

The most obvious problem is the expenditure for the families. In Spain, a family has to pay more than 100€ per child and year, just in textbooks, and not all can afford them. Another problem is Editorials prevent families from reuse textbooks.

Ideological:
Most of the best known editorials are owned by the Catholic Church, and normally goes according to the political party that governs in that moment, so it is obvious that textbooks have an ideological content. The problem with this is that children will be strong affected by this and won't let them to think by themselves, indoctrinating them in some way, without any possibility of know different points of view or contrast information, in order to have an own conclusion or opinion.

Educational:
It's common to see how textbooks present the content in a decontextualized and isolated way.
Many of the practices of teaching/learning which imposes the use of textbooks are very outdated and systematical: It consists in an exposition of the unit, comprehension, exercises and memorization.

Another problem related to textbooks is that they don't take into account the student diversity in the classroom.

Epistemological:
The textbook is the only source of true knowledge and, therefore, does not contribute to develop the real knowlede that must have a child; it doesn't allow children to look for another resources or alternatives.
Children read those books as they were a bible, doing that we are transmitting them, the feeling that they must believe everything that they read.
Textbooks don't offer the opportunity to create knowledge, while it would be better for them to search information and know how to discriminate it.

De-professionalization:
Editorials decide the content of the books, making curricular concretions, choose certain pedagogical theories and didactics, motivating most of them for business and influenced in the government learning politics. So actually, teachers don't choose the contents that transmit to their pupils.
According to this: the editorials are who really decide learning on the children. then, why are we sutdying a degree to become teachers? It would be enough just knowing to read.


Alternative to the textbooks:

Nowadays we live in a technological society and we think it is important to develop these skills in the classroom so, the teacher would have to get involved into teaching children how to get on that kind of world. They must learn to look for information and know how to contrast sources.

As an alternative tool we suggest ICTs, in order to use the imagination, and their experience to get children have curiosity, and motivate them. It's also important the possibility that the teacher could decide which are the correct method and manner for the teaching/learning process.

For that reason, we can metion another kind of alternatives, where teachers upload their own notes or units, and can actualize it as long as they desire, because of they are not static:

-Teacher's notes
-Blogs
-Sites
-Digital platforms
-Digital portfolios


Despite all of that, I would want to remark that we are not against textbooks: they are neither good nor bad, it's just the way we use it. Textbooks can help to the creation and learning but can also become a tool that completely degrades and distorts the teaching.
We could combine a good textbook, using it in a good way, with another kind of material or resources, previously mentioned. One of the most important things for an effective education is to know what knowledge the pupils start with. From there, the teacher can adequate the contens to the children or even modify it if it's necessary.

Finally, I would like you to take into account the effort that entails this kind of work. We tried to make it, as professional and original as we could, and it took a long time, becuase we started from scratch. (even the graphics were created by ourselves!)


Star: Alicia del Carmen Lova Ortiz

Facilitators' work this week. "The Dark Side of Texbooks"

This week our group has had two facilitators, Mariano and Irene.

Our experience as facilitators of this group during this week has been quite interesting. Our group has been working in a project called “The dark side of the textbooks”. We decided to divide the group to look for information individually because in that way we could get more resources than doing that in peers or with the whole group. We also decided to divide the articles that were uploaded to virtual classroom by the teacher. Each person had to read only an article and not all of them, summarize it and if the information was in Spanish, this person had to translate it into English.

After this process, when we had got the whole information, each person had to explain it to our group. And all together we started to do the infography which was one of the options that we had for doing our project on “The dark side of textbooks”.


Our conclusions once we have finished our role of this week, we have realized that to do a good presentation, it is important to create a solid group of work; it is also important that the components interact each other to express their own opinions; we have to have the aim object of the practice clear and we have to know how to deal all the problems that could appear in that kind of works. So we think that this week some components haven’t followed all these rules, so the project was hard to do because some of the components worked more than others, and this has influenced us a lot.


Facilitators: Mariano Castillo & Irene Martínez

Monday, 17 March 2014

I Am The Translator In "The Dark Side of Textbooks"

This week I am the translator, so I have collected the five most important terms that has been learnt on the week, and also I have to include the definition of each concept.

The five terms that I have selected are the following:

1.Textbook or course book : Manual of instructions presents in all fields of study. Its production depends on the demands of educational institutions. Textbooks can appreciate them in printed format and even today there are eBooks (electronic books). It is a teaching tools, in many cases the content of the textbook is based on the notes of a course.

2.Information graphics or infographics: Graphic visual representations. These may be related to information, data or knowledge. It aims to present complex information quickly and clearly. The use of graphics is useful for better vision system. This may be related to data visualization, information design, or information architecture.

3.Editorial: A type of company that is responsible for the publication and distribution of writings. The edition of the book does not include the activity of circulating the information available to the general public (distribution). In some cases, authors may be their own publishers.

4. De-professionalization: It is a process in which the range and professional competence are disqualified. It aims to gradually reduce and eliminate the quality and qualities that characterize a professional training and career university. De-professionalization provokes teachers to lose autonomy and creativity. In addition, this leads to a didactic immobility.

5. Epistemology: It is the branch of philosophy whose object of study is knowledge. As a theory of knowledge, it is concerned with issues such as the historical, psychological and sociological circumstances that lead to the attainment of knowledge. This also meant a clear and precise definition of the epistemic (for example truth, objectivity, reality concepts or justification.)


We have made ​​an infographic related to textbook. In this graph we have included some points which I have selected the most difficult to understand (editorial, de-professionalization, epistemology) .I hope that these terms will be helpful to everyone, because they are necessary to understand our work of this week. 

Natalia Martinez Alcázar

Journalist's work this week.

This week we've been working about the bad side of text books in schools. What we have done is firtsly to study some of the editorials here in Spain in order to see  how do they work and then we analyze how do teachers use them, which is the real main objective of this. Secondly we decided what about work was going to talk about, I mean, the parts it is going to have. And lastly we decided how will we present it, this time, in an infographic.

We decided what type of infographic we were going to present to our classmates in class so that they could understand our point of view about the bad side of text books.






This is some photos of us working hard in this practice which we've enjoyed a lot.


And this is our star this week, Alicia, exposing this mornig.

This week I've comented in Education Rush hour's blog because I liked so much their presentation:  http://educationalrushhour.blogspot.com.es/  

Also I have discovered a very interesting blog about education which I loved: