Quarter 2, Week 2 – Making Connections

Our lesson was about Making Connections. Making connections is a means of connecting knowledge with new information and experiences. This method enables learners to connect whatever they read, observe, do, and experience to themselves, the society surrounding us, and other activities they have read previously, observed, or encountered. There are three types of Making Connections, first type is text-to-self connections. This connection is personal connections that you make between yourself and the selection you are dealing with. The second type is text-to-text connections, this connection is where you relate one material to another that you have read and already come across. The third type is text-to-world connections, this connection is the larger connections that a reader brings to a reading situation including our perception of the world.

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The activities are easy and you can do them right away. I learned that making connections is important because it helps learners to build on previous experiences in order to expand their knowledge and make sense of the world around them. Also allows students to gain a better understanding of concepts, abilities, and the essence of science and technology. And develops a knowledge of the connections among technology and science, as well as their environmental and economic settings. There's none I find difficult. The highlight of the discussion is to understand how the importance of making connections.