Tuesday 19 January 2016

Diario de Aprendizaje: Curso sobre Flipped Classroom




En este primer post relacionado con el curso de Flipped Classroom os dejo el enlace al audio que he subido a mi cuenta de Soundcloud.

https://soundcloud.com/alberto-zapata-mairlot/flipped-classroom/s-NsrOd


Próximamente comenzaremos con el diario de aprendizaje relacionado con el curso que hemos comenzado hoy, en el cual tratare de reflejar todo lo visto a lo largo de cada sesión.

My Reading Map


I must confess that I have never been a good reader. Probably because of my teachers never encouraged me to read for pleasure, therefore it was out of obligation. In spite of this, I divided my Reading Map into 4 different periods, trying to contextualize with different covers and drawings the most significant facts.

In the first place, when I was a child and before start the primary school, I didn't like to read books too much, because I preferred play football or ride my skateboard instead of stay at home reading. Actually the only book that I had read for pleasure before start the primary school was “The Fat book of Petete”, because it combined short stories with many different games such as mazes, drawings for coloring and so on.

Then, when I start the Primary School, I also start to read different kind of books, but no because I want it. However, my parents gave me a book for my 7th birthday, called “The Mon Witch”. It was of the series of  Barco de Vapor and I love that book. I remember myself sitting on the couch reading the book and trying to imagine the story in my mind as if it were a movie. During the first two stages, I also started to take more interest in comics. My favorite were The Mutant Ninja Turtles because it were quite funny and also easy to draw. Nonetheless, reading still wasn’t one of my passions.

Thirdly, during my time in High School, I read many book and I remember books like “The Hive”, which was a terrible odyssey to read because, as far as I’m concerned, my teacher didn't know how to work with it in a correct way. Along this period I read without any motivation, just to pass the subject. The same happened with books written by Ortega y Gasset or Escohotado. That's why I tried to read by my own other genders, and I remember “The Hound of the Baskerville” as one of my favorite book at that time. Nevertheless, I was more focused on sports and teenager things.

Lastly, when I started to study electronic design at the age of 20, I also start to learn German and read many books in this language, which some of them were quite difficult to read and understand but it could be the first time that I was really interesting on read books without any kind of duty. Then I move to Berlin and I met the person who transmits me the habit and passion for read, she was a turning point. In fact the first present that she gave me was a book in English called “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”, this book was amazing and very touching. After that, I read different genres and also in different languages (German, English and Spanish).

Last but not least, currently I’m quite hook with the books of “Game of Thrones” (in Spanish) written by George R.R. Martin. I’m reading the third volume called “the Storm of Swords” and I have the fourth waiting, and I must say that are incredibly addictive and dazzling. Besides, I have finished in English “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”, and I will start as soon as I can “The Day of The Jackal” by Frederick Forsyth. Nevertheless, this is not the end of the story because to be continued…