[Session 15] Draft Submission of Reflection Paper II and Mutual Commenting

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1. Top page of [Session 15] (You are here.)

2. Submission of Reflection Paper II (Assignment 5)

 Information of Reflection Paper II (Assignment 5) is provided here. Read it carefully and start the assignment.

3. Draft Submission of Reflection Paper II and Mutual Commenting (Task 15)

Draft Submission of Reflection Paper
 You are required to describe in the paper how your ideas have changed or deepened through participation in this course. Mention which theory or idea exerts the strongest influence on you among those you learned in the course, what a change is likely to occur in your learning methods, teaching and relevant duties in the future, and why the theory makes such an impact on you.

Format

• Submit it in A4 paper in any format. There is no upper limit to the volume of paper.
• If possible, it is desirable to convert it into a PDF file.
• When you quote past comments on the Discussion Board, make it clear in whose thread and of which Session it was posted.
• Give a title which indicates the content properly. Write the ID number and your name clearly.

Method of submission

• Submit Reflection Paper II on the Discussion Board.
• Start a thread on your own and attach a file of Reflection Paper II.

Note

• Be sure to browse other participants' files that are already posted, only after you have submited your own Reflection Paper II.

 

Mutual commenting
 Read other participants' papers and give him/her some feedback about it by replying on the Board.
*Be sure to submit your paper first, and then make a comment on other participants' papers. Stick to the order.

Format

• A comment is to be posted on the Discussion Board. Since a thread is created for each paper submitted, post it in the relevant thread.

4. Final submission of Reflection Paper II (Assignment 5)

5. Final Remarks

 When you have finished all the tasks, including Final submission of Reflection Paper II, freely post your feelings and comments, and advice for the lecturer for the next year on the Discussion Board. Of course, "words of appreciation" are welcomed for the effort of participants who studied hard together.