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Assignment Submission and Learning Journals in AET Course
Submitting Assignments: One at a Time
Submit assignments sequentially: It's crucial to submit each assignment separately to the VLE.
- Submit Assignment 1 and its learning journal first.
- Wait for feedback before proceeding to Assignment 2.
- Submitting all assignments together risks having all returned for corrections.
Writing Learning Journals
Immediate Reflection: Write the learning journal immediately after completing each assignment.
- Reflect on what you've learned and how it applies to your teaching role.
- Avoid excessive use of bullet points; essays are preferred.
- Ensure your reflections are in the first person and specific to your experiences.
Reflective Practice in Learning Journals
Effective Reflection: Learning journals should demonstrate deep reflection.
- Describe what you've learned from each assignment.
- Explain how this learning will influence your professional practice.
- Use examples to show application of theoretical knowledge.
Reflective practice is not merely summarising what you've learned but considering how it impacts your teaching methods and strategies.