"#digcit used to be relegated to the tech teacher. Now we are all tech teachers and should be teaching this." -@LauraOgando7#commonsensePD Distance Learning with @CommonSenseEd
https://t.co/uZ7RBssU4r
We partnered w/ @CUSocialMedia to create this online simulation that allows MS students a chance to explore a social media interface without actually having to create a social media account. Check it out! #DigCit#DigCitEveryday#distancelearning https://t.co/jr8sS9TYjb
Between today’s lesson on virtual reality in #HONS283 and scrolling through @JaimeDonally’s posts, I am definitely ordering a #googlecardboard for myself!
I wish I could have tried this in high school! I definitely want to incorporate #VR into my classroom so my students can explore different cultures without even leaving the room! #HONS283
Check out https://t.co/VpgJVKtUUL
I had no idea Google Earth had pre-made tours. There’s a tour of traditional homes around the world that would be interesting to introduce students to other cultures.
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@PerplexedSeal@DrVirtuality Thank you for your perspective. I have always been taught that PFL is the correct way, but then again, I only ever heard that from neurotypical people. Thank you for helping me to understand.
@aheeleyRIBA When I was a part of Best Buddies we were taught that PFL was more inclusive because it emphasizes that we are human beings first and a diagnosis doesn’t have to define us.
@aheeleyRIBA @DrVirtuality Thank you for sharing that perspective! I can see where you are coming from. I never thought that PFL implied autism is a negative thing.
@CLebbo@SpecialEDChat Functioning labels are disliked by the autistic community because some appearing to be 'functioning' well tells you nothing about their internal processes and how they foe outside of that one context. Functioning is now seen as a spider web.
@Hannah88332451 I loved reading the “My Weird School” series by Dan Gutman in elementary school. My first grade teacher would read them aloud in class and I liked them so much I started reading them on my own.
Wishing you luck on your first day of preschool Mrs. Trax! I hope I can be as great of a teacher as you some day! Keep on smiling under your mask😁 #firstdayofschool2020#pstpln
Does anyone in the #pstpln community have any suggestions for early childhood educators to follow on Twitter? I’m looking to build my professional learning community!