Mrs. Aschenbrenner

1st Grade Teacher-OPS

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@EvangelosBeard1 @ksgangwish I am UBER competitive, so I love games that will push a little competition with my students! #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@CourtneyRuff1 @ksgangwish I would love to be able to explore with new technologies, because I sometimes feel like I can't juggle them all! Once I feel more comfortable using technology every day, I would love to branch out more! #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish Embrace the funny side of teaching. Memes can be a great tool as checks for understanding at the end of a topic, or to help out with student-led clubs or activities. I would love to have my class create one together after we have finished a S.S. or Sci. subject.#TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish He wanted to create a new project for his students, and told them they were to creat "Math themed memes" and would submit them once finished. They had to have Math content, or about his class in general. He had over 100 submitted!

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@MadsenUno @ksgangwish Everyone wants to be able to have a choice, and kids should not be denied that! #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@EvangelosBeard1 @ksgangwish Yes! My article had the same concept as yours, and I love finding new ways to bring fun and games into the classroom that are *actually* educational. #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish The article I read for tonight was: 5 Ways to Use Memes with Students #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish Lauren Aschenbrenner Central Park Elementary #TED8550Apr21

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@supinomaha @ksgangwish I can honestly say I have been guilty of saying this during my time teaching, but this year my perspective has changed so much. It feels good to figure out new, and exciting things that are different and that my kids will enjoy!

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@TurnUpSuccess @ksgangwish Yes!! I would love professional development that is actually meaningful and shows me things I will actually use in the classroom to benefit my students.

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish I feel like I have adapted my thinking like society has adapted as a whole. I was one who didn't like technology until I had to depend on it. There are so many creative resources out there for kids to make their own and dive deeper into their thinking and it is so easy to use.

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish QuickTime Player! I use it multiple times a day as a Doc camera for my Remote students to watch my lessons and also to project for my student in person, at the same time. Such a lifesaver when trying to teach to both sets of students!

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@jeFauss @ksgangwish YES YES YES!! The Arts bring out such a different side to kids and should be valued just as much as any other core subject.

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@SusanHa08720259 @ksgangwish I am so glad these are focused around what I have been trying to do this year! It is such a whirlwind to try and teach virtually the same way that you would try and teach in the classroom.

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish The questions we ask our students are crucial to critical thinking and how their brains can develop in the future.

[Mrs. Aschenbrenner @MrsAschCP1st]

@ksgangwish Brian Oshiro: Encourage Critical Thinking with 3 Questions