Presentations

Character 1: St. Augustine

What called my attention from this character was his theory of the question-answer teaching philosophy. 

Character 2: John Dewey

Dewey propones something so simple but so necessary, that the students should relate all the information that they have been taught to experiences to have a better understanding.

Character 3: (I can't remember this character's name)

What was interesting about this character was that he related his believes in religios to the classes, for example, he related Jesus and his disciples to the teacher and his students.

Co-evaluations

I think co-evaluations are good for us and for the people that are presenting. This help us to start to learn how to evaluate and to be subjective, and the presenters to improve all their fails or weakness.