I’m learning that Twitter is an excellent site for highschool students to discuss ideas with each other quickly. It required digital literacy skills such as adapting to new tech and collaborating online #USDEDUC562SU22@boesthirdgrade@wetzelknows
Students deserve a choice. So they can become critically engaged in what they read, I'll allow my students to choose their own online reading material after teaching "crap detection". Can you engage in reading that's forced on you? #USDEDUC562SU22@SalvadorChary@boesthirdgrade
Many students have difficulty w/ informational reading tasks in all grades. As readers move from static hypertexts to Internet texts, the fast-changing, open-ended nature of online systems further complicates online reading processes. https://t.co/P0CIfOi7lQ #USDEDUC562SU22
My main struggle with digital literacy is reacting to user behavior; however, my students struggle most with solving problems vs working around an issue. @zqwchen514 To grow as readers, I’ll give my students more hands-on practice with digital texts. #USDEDUC562SU22
In order to increase children's motivation to read, we need to give them the opportunity to choose HOW they want to read. Staying up to date with the times is beneficial! #USDEDUC562SU22