Blog Post #3

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on instructional design and lesson planning. I appreciate your reflection on your own learning experiences and how it relates to Merrill’s principles of meaningful learning.

Here are some suggestions for improving your future posts and multimedia elements:

  • I wonder if you could provide more specific examples or details about your personal experience with creating a lesson plan. For example, you could describe a lesson plan you have created in the past and how you incorporated some of these principles.
  • When discussing the use of multimedia to support your lesson plan, you mentioned using a PowerPoint or blog post with videos. It might be helpful to consider other types of multimedia, such as interactive simulations or games, to further engage and challenge your learners.
  • Additionally, you might want to consider how you can incorporate social or collaborative learning elements into your lesson plan, as this can be an effective way to foster deeper understanding and engagement.

Overall, I appreciate your thoughtful reflection on instructional design and lesson planning, and I think your focus on indigenous rights and reconciliation is a timely and important topic. With some additional details and multimedia elements, your future posts could become even more informative and engaging.