@Miss_DulceM I had a professor last semester who had us use twitter for a lot of our assignments. I thought it was a cool way to get a small snippet of our thoughts in one spot.
The most beneficial tool virtual reality brings to a classroom would be exploratory trips. Such as researching a different country. I honestly am for more opportunities to use virtual reality in education. #Edu214
So with Pop, coke, or saying soda. I know I have gotten used to saying soda. Which is mainly said in California. In Mexico, they say Coca-Cola for any dark carbonated drink. And down south in the states they say coke. So it’s cool to see that it goes past Texas. #eng211fall22
“The difference of lingual or dialects is the matter of changing political and national considerations.” That was interesting to hear from the video this week. #eng211fall22
I found this article on language acquisition. A theory that was cool to read was about a theory from Skinner. “Skinner argued that children learn language based on behaviorist reinforcement principles by associating words with meanings.” https://t.co/uMaBIwSUSg #eng211fall22
I have heard of different ways to raise multilingual children. Personally, my family spoke only Spanish at home. School is where I learned English. #eng211fall22
Does this work? The Effects of Social Media on English Language Learners in America? I was interesting in both topics so I meshed it into one. Lol it might be too much. #eng211fall22
I thought maybe I wanted to dive into something about being bilingual. It’s something I’m interested in. But I’m also thinking about how technology has shifted language as well. #eng211fall22
It was hard for me to read all the rules in the article. But I do think it’s good to read the guidelines on syntax. In grade school, my trick was, if the sentence sounds correct reading it out loud. It should be right. But it wasn’t a 100% full proof. #eng211fall22