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The document discusses an educational website called Enchanted Learning that provides resources for teachers. It contains ideas for teaching methods, worksheets, art projects, and other activities designed for different age groups. The website saves teachers time from having to create their own materials and allows them to gain knowledge. While the layout and pictures are not very attractive, teachers can select useful information and activities to share with students.
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Teaching and learning website(jia mei)
- 1. TEACHING AND LEARNING WEBSITE Enchanted learning website is just nice for children and teachers to use it. From this website, we get a lot of ideas of how to teach children, how to teach children, designed different worksheet for children, idea for art and craft, idea for thematic talk purpose and etc… next, it is also provided accuracy information. Besides that, we can also find different teaching tool/method of teaching. Purpose for teachers to have a teaching and learning website is, it bring benefits, convenient for teachers. As a teacher, if we have a teaching and learning website, we do not need to waste so much of time to think of what activity/worksheet we need to plan for children, and from that teachers are able to gain their knowledge from the website. Next, the activities that provided in the website is also under DAP approaches, and it is also designed according age appropriate. For those activities they actually mentioned it is for which age group, either K2/K3. The layouts and the pictures in this website are not that attractive, children might not like it so much, but as a teacher if you wanted to use this website, you have to know what is your purpose first. Base on my opinion, if I’m a teacher, I will just pick the important information, explore those activities, choose some useful pictures and redesigned it to show the children but not just throw all the thing to the children. EVALUATION OF EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE - It contains content and activities that is match to the academic. (base on my opinion, after teacher plan a lesson plan, they can search from the website and choose some activities that are suitable for it and match it)