@KelseyLaReau_ I agree with you completely. It could be pretty easy for kids to lose focus on their digital etiquette while they are using various social media platforms. These types of habits/behaviors could possibly carry over into the school setting, in which they might not be appropriate.
@ClareWorkman I have heard many teachers complain about how difficult it has been to communicate with some of their students this year due to the pandemic. Communication is important with every level of education, but in times like these even that can become difficult.
We as future teachers should do our very best to ensure that our students have a vast understanding of technology and how to be model digital citizens. As technology evolves students must develop an adequate sense of digital literacy to allow them to stay safe online. #EdChat2022
The use of virtual and augmented reality technology in the classroom could be a real game changer for teachers. It could create educational opportunities and become a tool to help keep students engaged and involved. #EdChat2022
@KiernanDelaney I totally agree. Each generation of kids is more technologically advanced than the last. As future educators we must help continue this trend, while at the same time making sure these children are safe online. #edchat2022
Technology is constantly becoming more and more commonly used by young children. We as future teachers should learn to work along with parents to help ensure that their children have the ability to safely use the internet, and to avoid its potential hazards.
Technology is constantly becoming more and more commonly used by young children. We as future teachers should learn to work along with parents to help ensure that their children have the ability to safely use the internet, and to avoid its potential hazards.