@ScottRRocco A16: We can teach students that their posts matter because a single post can be on the internet forever, and it can defiantly hurt your future. So, it's important for everyone to be careful on what they post. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco Q15: This means to not consume every single information you see on the internet because it may be false. So, it's important to be able to detect misinformation, instead of trusting everything you see. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A14: It's important because students need to be able to identify what is real or what is fake because spreading fake news can end up bad. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A13: You can move on from the issue by understanding that this mistake allowed you to learn from it and it was important for it to happen because you know what to do in future situations. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A12: It's sometimes better because hearing someones voice you can clear up any misunderstanding that has occurred and allows parents to know that you truly care because you set up a phone call/talk in person. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A11: I think it's important to use this strategy because there will be things you find that can upset you so taking a simple break from it to "think on it" is an excellent strategy. It can stop you from saying anything that can later up hurting you. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A10: The ability to transfer schedules gain in the classroom is very important it allows the students to have a steady system. I will identify the ability in my classroom by a written schedule of what we will be doing throughout the day. #Tec207
@abigailchernet@ScottRRocco Abby, I agree how it's important to use different teaching methods to see what may work best for students. Not all students can learn the same. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A9: This is important because you want to make sure your students are comfortable with what is going on in the classroom, and want to be able to collaborate with their peers. Speaking with other students is definitely key to learning. #Tec207
@larascarril @ScottRRocco Lara, you're complete right about it being a way for students to be able to tell their students how effectively they learned, but even if they were comfortable with it. As a teacher you must always make sure your students are comfortable. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A8: This is a very important question for teachers because they need to make sure their students actually understood the assignment, and was able to learn/take something from it. An example of a tool could be a google form. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A7: I think the author suggests this because it allows the students to feel familiar with something that has been used in the classroom before. This helps because students will only get better with how it works, and it makes it slight easier for them. #Tec207
@abigailchernet@ScottRRocco Abby, your right how the author compare cauliflower as something that has been innovated over the years to how technology in classrooms has changed too much. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A6: The author tries to explain that we can use the tools we currently have in many different ways. There isn't just one use for the tools we use in the classroom, there is multiple purposes. #Tec207
@ScottRRocco A5: I can implement #EdTech choice in my classroom by allowing the students to create a video introducing themselves through a video. They could use Edpuzzle, Google drawing, etc. Whatever choice they would prefer. #Tec207
@jenna_E_sharp@ScottRRocco Jenna, you're completely right because if your students don't have access to the platform it won't be useful or effective at all for the classroom. #Tec207