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Collection of my thoughts and reflections on instructional issues, theories and technology.
Reflection 10: To Sum It All Up
In one of my earlier postings, I mentioned about the benefits of Microsoft Teams in learning. It is interesting how the chat functionality in the application can evoke self-reflection. During the course we were required to interact through the Teams, by posting questions. By doing this we, or at least I, inadvertently become aware of…
Reflection 9: Are the Students Ready?
I believe I now have a much better appreciation and knowledge about constructivism. I have touched on the ever expansive social development theory in an earlier posting and how it has grown into different branches of learning theory. To develop an effective learning community is to inculcate collaborative learning at the core of the community….
Reflection 8: Of Lao Tzu, Lev Vygotsky and The Education System Part 2
I attended a missionary school in Klang back in the 1980’s. Its students came from a good mix of ethnic, religious and economic backgrounds. I wasn’t the top-scoring kind but was fortunate enough to get placed in the top 2 classes throughout my five years at secondary school with the exception of the first year….
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About Me
Hi, I’m Helmy. I have spent over 19 years in multiple roles within professional accounting and banking education sector.
This blog is intended to be a platform to share my knowledge and experience both as a student, educator, and entrepreneur, as an immersive learning experience for me as well as for others, vicariously.
I have read somewhere that says “an ordinary man learns from his own mistakes, the wise man learns from mistakes of others”.
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