First of all, I believe Invisible learning is not only excellent but also an interesting approach and we as future teachers should be focused on using it because nowadays technology is becoming a daily tool on students’ life. Talking about applying it in Mexico, I personally consider that is a really good option but its success it's not sure because of the situation we live in the country. Also, I totally agree with this invisible learning in the part which says that teachers should promote students' creativity and motivation as well as encourage them through extra activities as videos and audios by making them practice their use of TIC’s.. In short, we'll never know if we never try!
ResponderEliminarFirst of all, I believe Invisible learning is not only excellent but also an interesting approach and we as future teachers should be focused on using it because nowadays technology is becoming a daily tool on students’ life. Talking about applying it in Mexico, I personally consider that is a really good option but its success it's not sure because of the situation we live in the country. Also, I totally agree with this invisible learning in the part which says that teachers should promote students' creativity and motivation as well as encourage them through extra activities as videos and audios by making them practice their use of TIC’s.. In short, we'll never know if we never try!