Was the FFP learning style for me?
I think the FFP learning style was good for me becasue I am a very independant worker and I liked how it was mostly self-directed. I enjoyed how we could chose what we wanted to do when it came to doing an assignment. I also liked how it was mostly tech based and how I could make a video or something like that instead of a oral presentation. Although we had some problems with the technology I enjoyed learning about new websites and apps that were really usefull. I enjoyed how we could be as creative as we wanted and Mrs.Wood always made it count for marking. If we had a different teacher I think FFP would've been less fun because Mrs.Wood would always let us have fun with our assinments and what ever we came up with, she would let us do and always find a way to incorprate it into the assignment rubric. I don't know if thats how every FFP teacher is but if it is I would definitley recommend this class to others. It was always fun and I really learned things, maybe less about school and the traditional english class, but more about life.
I think the FFP learning style was good for me becasue I am a very independant worker and I liked how it was mostly self-directed. I enjoyed how we could chose what we wanted to do when it came to doing an assignment. I also liked how it was mostly tech based and how I could make a video or something like that instead of a oral presentation. Although we had some problems with the technology I enjoyed learning about new websites and apps that were really usefull. I enjoyed how we could be as creative as we wanted and Mrs.Wood always made it count for marking. If we had a different teacher I think FFP would've been less fun because Mrs.Wood would always let us have fun with our assinments and what ever we came up with, she would let us do and always find a way to incorprate it into the assignment rubric. I don't know if thats how every FFP teacher is but if it is I would definitley recommend this class to others. It was always fun and I really learned things, maybe less about school and the traditional english class, but more about life.
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