Evidence blog

 Hello reader, My name is Valentina Torres, and I am currently pursuing in software analysis and development. Through this blog, I aim to share insights into my academic journey and experiences, particularly focusing on my learning process in English. As an aspiring software analyst, I am passionate about exploring the intricacies of programming languages and developing innovative solutions to real-world problems. My academic background and hands-on experience have equipped me with valuable skills and knowledge, which I am eager to continue expanding.

  Media Literacy Media literacy is the ability to understand and analyze the messages we receive from media sources like TV, newspapers, and the internet. It helps us make sense of the information we see and hear every day. Firstly, media literacy involves questioning what we see. We should not believe everything we see on TV or read online. Instead, we should ask ourselves questions like, "Who created this message?" and "Why was it made?" This helps us understand the intentions behind the media we consume. Secondly, media literacy requires understanding different types of media. We should know the difference between news, advertisements, and entertainment. This helps us recognize when we are being persuaded or influenced by media messages. Thirdly, media literacy means being critical of media content. We should analyze the techniques used to manipulate us, such as emotional appeals or misleading statistics. This helps us avoid being misled or deceived by media. In

  Critical Thinking Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally. It means understanding the logical connection between ideas. Critical thinking helps us make good decisions and solve problems. First, critical thinking involves questioning information. We should not accept everything we hear or read without thinking. Instead, we should ask questions like, "Is this true?" and "Why do I believe this?" This helps us find the truth. Second, critical thinking requires analyzing arguments. We need to look at the reasons and evidence behind an idea. We should check if the reasons are strong and if the evidence is reliable. This helps us understand if an argument is good or bad. Third, critical thinking means thinking creatively. We should look at problems from different angles and think of new solutions. Creative thinking can lead to better ideas and innovations. In conclusion, critical thinking is important for everyone. It helps us make better decisio

  What is a Personal Learning Environment (PLE)? A Personal Learning Environment (PLE) is a system that helps students manage their own learning. It includes all the tools, resources, and activities they use to learn by themselves and in a way that suits them best. PLEs are not just technology, but also the strategies and methods people use to learn continuously and effectively. What is a Personal Learning Environment about? Personalized Learning: PLEs let students customize their learning experience according to their needs, interests, and goals. This includes choosing what resources to use, how to organize their time, and which learning strategies to follow. Using Digital Tools and Resources: Students can use many digital tools like blogs, social media, task management apps, online learning platforms, and more. These tools help them access information, collaborate with others, and create content. Autonomy and Self-Regulation: PLEs encourage students to be independent and manage th

Hello reader ✌ The information I’m about to share is based on my personal experience with virtual training at SENA (National Learning Service) in the online mode for software analysis and development during evening hours. Online education is ideal for those who need to study exclusively via the internet due to work and daily commitments. Here’s how SENA operates: - There are 3 to 4 classes per week, depending on the instructors’ availability and the module the apprentice is in. - Each class is 2 hours long. - In each class, at least 2 to 3 assignments (evidence) are covered, which should be ready for the next class. Working based on evidence: At first, working based on evidence appears straightforward. However, with limited class hours, covering three different topics becomes difficult. Often, due to the complexity of the assignments, only one topic can be discussed. Additionally, questions can only be addressed in the following week's class when that specific topic is covered agai

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🙆Welcome to my workplace.  My workplace is my home because I work from home. It is small but cozy. There is a desk with my computer and my books for taking notes. I have a chair, and next to it is the bed of my cat Kanao. She is my company every day. In front of my desk, there is a window. Light comes in through the window, and sometimes the sun shines in.