@FCPSAdaptedPE@ArtieKamiya@NCSHAPE@FCPS_ElemHPE That is an awesome idea. Utilizes recycled material to create a new tool to use within a physical education class. Plus differentiating instruction making a fun bowling game that welcomes all.
@ashleenramirez @Ststansberry@doctor2pi Hi Ashlee,
Thanks for sharing the multiple resources. I will check into each and see what I can make useful for me at the moment. I enjoy seeing all the resources listed and firsthand feedback from all the participants in the chat. It beats looking on the internet for decades.
@winterladie@Ststansberry@doctor2pi Hi Elizabeth
I like how you visualized a way to make Flipgrid useful to students by hearing themselves speaking. They can hear how they sound and be confident to improve their language skills without embarrassment in a class full of students. Very Clever!
@Ststansberry A3) #CSUBTED@tom_karnes#CSUBEDTE4200 I am definitely a prime user of the google translate tool. I feel this tool can benefit many multilingual leaners across the board. My advise is find a tool that works for you and become an expert at it. Then look for others to build upon.
@alondra1071 @doctor2pi Hi Alondra,
The Kahoot tool has been a hot commodity for teachers. whether I am at CSUB or at my school district I work at, Kahoot is a big resource used. I am going to take a look into Kahoot this week.
@ClineC524@doctor2pi Hello Christine,
It is great seeing everyone's varying ideas of what to use. Personally, I have not heard of 99Math. I can definitely utilize this tool with my own kids. Also, I can pass this along to teachers within my district. Thank you.
@doctor2pi A2)I would suggest is ClassDojo or PowerSchool. The resource is helpful because you can deliver important information like dates, grades, progress from start to finish, and this can be useful to any culture, background, or socioeconomic background. #CSUBTED@tom_karnes#EDTE4200
@EL78207@doctor2pi@DrEddiesClass Hi El,
I have not heard of Gradebook but will look into it. It seems from your suggestion to be a great tool. I agree with you that Khan academy is an amazing resource to utilize for a multitude of different subjects, which can keep students engaged at their own pace.
@DrEddiesClass@doctor2pi Hi Edward,
R1) Creating a newsletter seems like an amazing way to establish a bridge with the parents. It brings a different flare to the classroom, taking it that next step an making a culture within the classroom setting. I have not dove into Canva, Smore yet. Thank you.
@doctor2pi A1) Teachers and parents could collaborate through ClassDojo, google sites, email, PowerSchool, and Zoom. I feel these would be useful tools to aid in any social, emotional, and students' academic needs such as homework, important dates, etc. #CSUBTED@tom_karnes#EDTE4200
@Elizabeth_Tru11@DrEddiesClass@Ststansberry Hello Elizabeth,
Keep striving toward your goals, and they will manifest. I am working toward my single subject teaching credential as well as a physical education teacher long term substitute for tk-4th grade.
@renjaz2 @DrEddiesClass@doctor2pi Hi Jazren,
Its great seeing the multitude of people working toward their goals and achieving a credential for teaching. That is amazing you already are teaching in preschool and working toward your dream job as a kinder teacher.
@DrEddiesClass Hello everyone, I am Jacob Page, a Long-Term substitute Physical Ed. Teacher TK-4TH grade. The grade levels I want to teach are elementary and middle school. Currently have a undergraduate degree and working toward my single subject teaching credential. #CSUBTED@tom_karnes
@YeseniaMar4441@tom_karnes@Duncannedd i agree using your networks around you to get a general idea of how useful the tool may be, has huge benefits. Taking from individuals who have encountered the tool and have seen the pros and cons to it. You get to really take in the quality from the detailed feedback.
@leonlizette21@tom_karnes@DrEddiesClass I like how you use the feedback of the students and engagement within the resource at hand to base the effectiveness of. Taking first hand encounters and using that information can be used to maybe tweak the lesson a bit or maybe just do away with the tech or resource.
@tom_karnes A4) I have been going by word of mouth from teachers within my district as to what has and has not worked for them. If looking online I would branch out to Tik Tok, YouTube, and Pinterest for effective ways to use tech in the classroom. #CSUBTED#EDTE4200@tom_karnes