Looking for an inclusive way to communicate this school year? Try #TalkingPoints. Messages are translated to 100+ languages. Check this out to learn more and help you get started. #TechinPedigogy#GlobalCollaborator https://t.co/olzZBg2Eff
Check out Hopscotch! It is a great way in incorporate coding into any lesson plan. Students in all grade levels will love it. https://t.co/YDYK8aLY87 #techinpedagogy#computationalthinker@hopscotch
Research has shown that sending parents tips through text messages is a successful way to educate them on child development and can improve academic performance. @hechingerreport@jackiemader https://t.co/lSvJHtlnTc
Data Nuggets https://t.co/OMgtEK0lbS can help students develop their problem-solving skills by analyzing data sets from real science research #techinpedagogy#computationalthinker
The main challenge of teaching science from a distance: keeping the mystery alive! Teach about real-life phenomena by recording experiments yourself or designing simple labs for students to do at home https://t.co/iC4G14bokI
We’re living in the digital age and the way we educate should reflect that. LiveBinders is a tool that allows students to organize digital resources or create an online portfolio of their work. #techinpedagogy#knowledgeconstructor
Applications to real world= key to inc high school Ss’ motivation. Creating a website/blog allows them to share their learning to benefit others. WordPress has cool feature to show activity (can see page is being viewed). #techinpedagogy#digitalcitizenship
Science lesson ideas using Explain Everything: 1. Presenting results from lab experiments 2. Beginning a unit with a jigsaw activity where students research vocab in small groups and then present to the class #techinpedagogy#empoweredlearner
#techinpedagogy Here’s a tutorial for Explain Everything, an interactive online whiteboard. Can be used for flipped classroom or group projects. https://t.co/nuNWBFmFfO
A tutorial on Whimsical, an online graphic organization tool, that I made for my Ed Tech class. Allows students to collaborate too! #techinpedagogy https://t.co/yIgvbezbSR via @YouTube
A4 #6thchat In high school we used to keep lists of funny quotes and memories from class. Making a video/slideshow with these plus photos and sharing over zoom might be fun
@AnnaMMills@mrskochheiser I like the idea of grading based partially on improvement, even when classes resume in person. That way students probably won’t be competing with each other so much, but with themselves instead #6thchat
A2 #6thchat As a college student, we received grades but rarely any feedback. This was frustrating to me, as I go to a small university where there are normally many teacher-student interactions