On February 24, 2023 the University of Alabama has an autism conference with the latest research for teachers, parents, medical professionals and service providers. They offer online and in person training. https://t.co/EqfTZGqkYf
Although I do not have a classroom of my own, during my field experience, technology tools were used fairly often. The teachers used Kahoot to review math topics and Prodigy to see what level of math and English that the class can do.
To evaluate media and technology in the classroom, we need to view who the sender is and who they are trying to target with their message. Ask if they are a reputable source for information. It is also important to see how the information is presented to the audience.
#DYK https://t.co/fk65shis2c has resources for Alabama students, parents, and teachers for a variety of career paths? There's literally something for everyone. Check them out! @AlabamaCTSO#NationalCareerDevelopmentMonth
We are excited about our sessions and speakers for this year's MLT Conference! Join us in Gulf Shores November 4-6, 2022, for a weekend of professional learning, enrichment, and fun. To register and for more information, visit https://t.co/IIaAu1oODC. #AEAMLT22
Alabama is among the top 10 of states that either improved or lost the least amount of learning in math and reading. Alabama students also led the nation in maintaining math and reading learning during the pandemic, according to a new national analysis.
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@AAEteachers@amatthew50 This seems like such an awesome activity for students. This can help some students feel like they aren’t limited because of what they don’t have. Each student learns at his or her own pace and other students can rejoice with them when they master a new trick.
Rather than settling disagreements and conflicts for students, here are some educator-approved strategies to aid students in resolving their own problems.