Well as I said from the start technology (computer) has been a scary journey for me. Trying to blog , Hyperlink and put up pictures from certain wed sites well it does show….. I must admit I tried my best and gave it a go to the best of my ability. I would like to thank the group for their comments and being honest with your korero awesome support and encouragement which empowers myself to keep doing what I am doing so that tamariki will keep responding with wonderment and awe, children will continue thinking and communicating with clarity and precision and gather data through all senses “Kia Ora koutou katoa Kotiro ma”. Rachael thank - you for some great suggestions that will help the development of the tamariki to apply past knowledge to new situations “Kia ora to you. I was a bit concerned about why you did not want to reply to my blog on korero (speech). Thank you for being honest about why you did not want to comment, you felt that the blog I did was not relevant to what was asked of us. I feel that our thoughts and feelings are processed in different ways example, each individual see’s things differently to others and this may come across wrong to you/others but I see it as each individual is unique in their own way just like the tamariki. I see korero especially in the first segment, where it says “Language is…. And continue on ,well I am seeing it through my eye’s as a cycle from when baby is born to old age, Language is leaving a legacy,. I see it as it could be non tech or technology it just depends on how others would see it. Hopefully some one will see it like I do. My blogs weren’t as good as your girls blogs, I was taken back at you post “excellent job”. It shows me that the passion is strong amongst the group which drives us to do well. And its great to bounce off ideas from one another so that as educators, implementing different strategies to their play will make children think independently and remain open to continuous.
