Last week we had the chance to try out all the different computer consoles,we had the wii, x box with Kinect, nintendo DS and the PS2.
I really enjoyed the kinect, it was different to the wii, you had your hands free and it was very east to set up once the kinect motion sensor had picked you up. It was fun and everyone could get involved in all the games and get you active.
I didn't enjoy the F1 on the Xbox as it was one player and it was hard to set up.
I really enjoyed the loesson and having a chance to try all the different consoles.
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Thursday, 3 February 2011
I was for the games in education, I believed that it help children to express themselves. It keeps them interested and they are enjoying learning about that subject.Becta believe that they are making their games engaging and motivating. By having the children playing a game rather than sitting down and copying off the board, there not conscious that they are learning.
Thursday, 20 January 2011
1066 Game
I didn't enjoy playing 1066 for 30 min, it was really repetitive and i just wanted to quit it. also lost the game :(
Thursday, 6 January 2011
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
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Enjoyed having the time off work last week, Having time to go for a walk with ben and the dog Jess, just gives you time to think about things. =] Lost the design for my tattoo :( so i had 2 put off booking it im gutted. Not much planned this week just going to watch Ben play rugby on the weekend then going out for a few drinks to see Wales play. =/ xxx <3
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
I choose Swansea met because I wanted to study close to home. I decided to choose educational studies as i found the course very interesting, as I want to go on to be a teacher.I decided i wanted to be a teacher after doing my diploma in early years, learning and development as i was in placement every other week in a school. I really enjoyed my first placement on the course it was in a English school and all my other placements were in Welsh school's.
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