@miss_sam22@YEPeducation Hi Samantha, I hope your mom was inspired by watching the video and that she continues to practice piano in her everyday life.
@kathy_vuu@YEPeducation Hi Kathy, sorry to hear about your injury. We never know what life will throw at us so it is good you were able to adapt your lesson.
This week we looked at the Maps app. She had used the app before but needed assistance on a few things. For example, she wanted to add some locations to her favorites and wanted to know how to select a route that would avoid highways. @YEPeducation#LetsTeachAdults
@kathy_vuu@YEPeducation Hi Kathy, it's impressive that your learner is willing to try all these new dances. I use to teach ballet so I know all the difficulties in teaching someone new choreo.
@ChristinaPanza8@yep Hi Christina, my Grandma also likes Facebook but finds some of the features difficult. It's great your Nonno is now able to comment to friends and families posts by himself.
@NonnoRusso @YEPeducation Hi Alexander, this is such a great idea for a lesson. I find that younger generations often use Google to find the answers to questions but older generations do not. I am glad to hear your Nonno is comfortable searching through the internet to find answers to questions.
@SarahNi26705054@YEPeducation Hi Sarah, being able to build furniture is such a great skill (especially when most things come unassembled). I also like how you incorporated the Q-Matrix. What are some of the questions she asked?
@emilym_teach @YEPeducation Hi Emily, great idea for a lesson. Using a Maps app while driving is so helpful (especially when its connected to bluetooth for handsfree use). I hope your nonna finds it useful.
Today, I taught my grandma how to use the Mail app on her iPhone. She was familiar with the basic features but had questions about forwarding, attachments, and sharing links. I also showed her how to flag emails that are important. @YEPeducation#LetsTeachAdults
@schreiderbecca@YEPeducation Hi Rebecca, I really liked your forth question. I haven't thought about continuing these lessons outside of the program but I can see my learner wanting to continue. She has learned a lot of helpful skills and seems to be enjoying the lessons. How did your learner feel?
@miss_sam22@YEPeducation Hi Samantha, it is good that your learner realizes that she needs to practice between sessions. Learning an instrument is very difficult and it is easy to forget what you've learned if you are only doing it once a week.
@Vanessa2919999@YEPeducation Hi Vanessa, I liked how you combined your self-evaluation questions with the qmatrix. Were you able to gauge where you learner was from their answers?
@mwaseem48@YEPeducation This is such a good lesson idea. This is a very useful lesson especially when it comes to news about Covid and the election. My grandma always seems to tell me the most outlandish news stories. I might have to borrow this idea for my lesson new weekπ
@here_with_fran@YEPeducation Hi Francesca, I love how you made your self-evaluation have multiple choice answers. I really liked question 4 because you can see what topics you and your learner need to review.
This is the reflection I asked my Grandma to fill out. It was illuminating because through Q3 I found out that she was comfortable with teaching someone how to use her phone calendar but not other skills. It showed me what we need to work on. @YEPeducation#letsteachadults
@patrick_legere@YEPeducation Hi Patrick, I think tiered lessons are a great way to see how your learner is progressing. Was your learner able to complete the highest tier?
@emilym_teach @YEPeducation Hi Emily, both are great skills to learn. I'm impressed that your nonna wanted to write out the steps herself. It shows how committed she is to learning. Keep it up!