Reflection on Communicative Tool

        Defination 

    A communicative tool is     a type of technology or        platform that helps            people share information,     ideas, and feelings with        one another. Examples include email, WhatsApp, Google classroom, Zoom, and social media. These tools make it easier to connect and communicate with others, even if they are far away.

Uderstanding of Communitive tool

I understand that communicative tool involves a two-way communication process between a sender and a recevier and communicative tools are very important in today’s world, especially in education.  They help teachers and students exchange messages, share learning materials, and work together. I feel that using these tools makes learning more interactive and interesting. And also i understand communicative tools are not just for talking but also for learning, sharing documents, giving feedback, and working together on projects. 

They make communication faster, clearer, and more effective, especially in the education system. These tools help teachers and students interact even when they are not in the same place. For example, during online classes, teachers can use Zoom or Google Meet to teach lessons and discuss topics with students.

I also learned that communicative tools help in building relationships and teamwork. They encourage students to express their thoughts freely and develop confidence in communication. As a future teacher, I feel that knowing how to use these tools effectively will help me make my classroom more active, inclusive, and engaging for all learners.

How do you intergrate information tools in classroom?

I plan to integrate communicative tools like Mentimeter and Email in my classroom to improve participation and communication among students.

For example, I can use Mentimeter during a lesson to make learning more fun and active. Mentimeter allows students to join using their phones or laptops and share their answers in real time. If I am teaching a topic like “The Four Season,” I can ask a question such as, “Which season do you like the most and why?” Students can type their responses, and all the answers will appear on the screen as a colorful word cloud. This activity helps every student take part, even the shy ones, and it also gives me instant feedback about what students understand.

I will also use Email to communicate with students and parents. Through Email, I can send homework, lesson notes, classroom announcements or feedback on assignments. Students can use Gmail to submit their work, ask questions, or share their reflections. This helps them practice formal writing and communication skills that are important for their future. By using Mentimeter and Email, I can make my classroom more interactive and connected. These communicative tools help me reach every student, make learning continuous beyond school hours, and encourage students to become confident, responsible, and active learners.