Day 4 of the DFI course today — and wow, what an absolutely amazing experience! 🙌
So much valuable learning packed into the day, with some really exciting new tools and ideas. I especially enjoyed exploring Google My Maps and discovering new features in Excel that I can’t wait to bring into my teaching practice.
A huge shoutout to the incredible trainers — your energy, knowledge, and support made the learning so engaging and enjoyable. 👏
Feeling grateful to be part of this journey and looking forward to applying these skills in meaningful ways. Learning truly never stops! ✨
Hi Ashneel
Another positive reflection 😉 Your enthusiasm for learning really shines through. It’s always powerful when professional learning leaves you feeling energised and excited to try new ideas in your own practice.
Google My Maps is such a versatile tool, and it’s great to hear it stood out for you. How could you see it being used in your classes?
Sometimes even familiar tools like creating spreadsheets, can surprise us with new possibilities, especially when we start thinking about how they can save time, support organisation, or help make learning more visible.
Are your students working with Google Sheets? If so, I’m keen to learn how and what they use them for. We could work on developing something together?
I love your final thought — learning truly never stops. That mindset is one of the greatest gifts we can model for our students. When they see us as learners too, it helps build a classroom culture where curiosity, growth, and trying new things are valued.
Thanks for sharing your journey, and I’m looking forward to seeing how these new ideas come to life in your teaching. Keep up the great work!