Final Summary Reflection #10

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I want to thank the professor for making this online course both understandable and engaging. I would highly recommend this class to future students, as it introduces a variety of techniques and online resources that can be used effectively in the classroom. With technology becoming more innovative and integrated not only in education but in our everyday lives, this course felt especially relevant.

I will be honest, some of the assignments were challenging and time-consuming, especially since many of the platforms were new to me. However, each assignment was enriching and contributed meaningfully to my learning.

I also appreciated the way the professor modeled every assignment. This provided valuable insight into how I should structure my own work and highlight the importance of giving clear instructions and expectations for students. I can proudly say that I am truly satisfied with the work I produced and the knowledge I gained throughout this course. I am leaving this experience feeling accomplished and victorious.



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