Charlotte Goddard

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

Reduce the misuse of AI in education

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

Reduce the misuse of AI in education

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

Anxiety and depression in students

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

Student conditions have changed in the past decades. Teachers are seeing depression and anxiety rates worsen. We need to find a solution to this problem.
https://t.co/8lvGhYcpZp

[Dr Poppy Gibson @poppygibsonuk]

Happy International Women’s Day
#IWD26 #InternationalWomensDay

[EM203DAston @EM203DAston]

So far, I have enjoyed the first 3 weeks of this course. I have enjoyed investigating different learning styles and how learning is impacted by the digital age! I look forward to the upcoming lessons. #EM203Robin

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@EM203MadisonM Hi Madison,

I agree that learning about how the internet has changed education has been very insightful. It puts a new perspective on internet use.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@EM203KaylaN @EM203CMueller Hi Kayla,

I also agree that I found the 3Cs to be quite a good way to remember the four skills needed for students to succeed in the modern age.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@Em203JustinKyon Hi Justin,
I agree. For me, I found it interesting focusing on multitasking and memory because I am guilty of that myself.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@EM203DAston Hi Aaron,
I am also looking forward to what else this course has to offer.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@EM203MadisonR Hi Madison,

I also agree that this week has been my favourite. It’s so fun to learn new things, especially on a digital platform.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

#EM203Robin The first three lessons of EM203 have been extremely insightful. I have learned how the internet can be used as a resource rather than just a way to waste time. My perspective of learning online have changed significantly.

[Charlotte Goddard @CharlotteGodd2]

@DrElizabethOlds #PerceptionScavengerHunt
The absolute threshold is the smallest stimulus energy required for a stimulus to be noticed by an observer. In this video I test my dog’s absolute threshold. Obviously dogs have a lower threshold than humans but the concept is the same.