Social media in the classroom

I think incorporating social media into classroom can be an added benefit to the learning circle. Forums like blogging can be used to convey the message that was the topic in the classroom for that particular day perhaps, or extra learning material can be added on the blog to anhance the level of learning that perhaps could not be reached maybe due to a lack of time or internet availabillities. I woud not say that it is necessary as such, but it could be an added bonus to empower the level of learning within the classroom.

When I went on my teaching practice it was very stressfull at first because I was not sure what to expect. After a few days at school getting to know a few of my fellow education students I must say I eased up a little. The experience became much more exciting and pleasant. I warmed up to the children very quickly and my teaching abillities came through some whicH I never thort I had. Being a student at university and teaching practice is really two totally different things, but I liked the fact that I could put all my knowledge to good practise.

My main reason for choosing this career is simply just to make a change in children's lives. My goal is to teach Business Studies on Grade 8 and 9 level. Mainly to get the attention of the learners to maybe further their studies in Accounting. I think the problem today with the volume of learners failing accounting or being scared is that the ground basic study material has not been layed correctly in Gr. 8 and 9. If the foundation has been layed in Gr. 8 and 9 the learner should not be struggling with the main subject accounting in Grade 10 and the "fear" that they have for the subject would also be something of the past.

Im Hanlie Lynn Adams
I am a 1st year  FET student at CPUT Wellington campus. I see myself as a hardworking reliable person who always has a backdoor open for others. After my studies I would like to teach at a High School or any FET college My majors are the following: Accounting, Economics and Business studies. I hope to spread the love I have for these subject to the pupils that will be in my class.

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