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I really like that you explain everything in Hebrew, but I think there's a problem. If they'll wan't to google search it, or understand some article written in English they won't be able too.
I strongly advise to add the English terms in parenthesis, so you'll teach Hebrew but won't be blocking them from the outside word.
I couldn't agree more. We have to find a way to put it there.
The only possible problem I can think of is adding cognitive load while reading the notebooks.
We should try to be sure we're not breaking the flow of the reading while doing it.
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yammesicka commentedon Apr 14, 2019
I couldn't agree more. We have to find a way to put it there.
The only possible problem I can think of is adding cognitive load while reading the notebooks.
We should try to be sure we're not breaking the flow of the reading while doing it.
IdoElk commentedon Apr 14, 2019
We talked about adding a "summary" page for each week, how about adding the matching term there?
ShirRaj commentedon Apr 15, 2019
I liked Ido's idea, also we can try to just mention this in the class for now, until we could find a better way.
yammesicka commentedon Apr 15, 2019
Great. You can start by adding the jargon to the Summary notebooks.
Use the "Glossary" section in the current notebooks as an example.