@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q16: As a teacher I can provide my students with all the information I can so they post safely and not something they might regret in the future.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q15: I think this means students should be able to pull out important and truly understand it rather than just reading it because it expands their knowledge and understanding.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q14: It is important for students to learn social media literacy skills because it will prepare them for the future and provide them all they need to be successful.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q12: It can sometimes be better to make a call because if you text it they will not be able to hear your attitude and it can get twisted into something that can get out of hand
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q11: I think the best way to use this strategy is to think before you say something. This way you do not say something you will regret in the end.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q10 The skills learned in the classroom will be able to transfer to the real world when they finish school and get jobs. For example, learning how to be a good leader will help them in the future.
@ScottRRocco Q9: #tec207 A common goal is always going to be a top priority in my classroom and I will choose cites that offer collaboration so my students can work together and build relationships.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q8: This is important because as a teacher we want to make sure that each child is at the same level of understanding and if not they can help each other to get to the same understanding
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q7: Each classroom should have a "core set of tools" this way both students and teachers do not have to learn how to navigate different cites and only get used to the ones they are truly going to use.
@ScottRRocco#tec207 Q6: The example cauliflower is used to show the different variations educational technology is used for. Just like how cauliflower is used in many different ways from pizza to vegan chicken