Patricia S

Creative Educator

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@MrsJacky_NKP @NKPComets @HPSComets @robsanchez23 Thank you 💚💚💚

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@TraceyGouldNJCU @castein410 @SamanthaBahna I agree! The proper use of social media in education has great potential, learning is built as a result of practice and interaction between its members. #EDTC618S21

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The teacher who adequately uses social media for educational purposes favors motivation, creativity, imagination, communication, tends to collaborative work of students, manages the development of activities and promotes knowledge. #EDTC618S21 @SamanthaBahna

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The use of social media allows the development of a new teaching paradigm such as connectivism. #EDTC618S21 @SamanthaBahna

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@Lespinasserie @SamanthaBahna I agree! Social media become a center for debates and forums, whose main actors are students.

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@Ms_Macias_HMS @SamanthaBahna The use of social media in education can become an excellent tool since they manage to develop synchronous and asynchronous communication. #EDTC618S21

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@EdTech_Bailey @SamanthaBahna Social media opens up multiple options to add a new dimension to the learning and knowledge processes.#EDTC618S21

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Something positive about social media is that they work as information multipliers, stimulating the incorporation of knowledge and its application. #EDTC618S21 @SamanthaBahna

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New trends in education are supported by the collaborative modality of social media. It is an efficient and accessible way of handling information, facilitating learning processes. #EDTC618S21 @SamanthaBahna

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@kristawelz Letting children be exposed to cultural literature empowers them more every day. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A5: For many students it is frustrating not to see people like them in books. It seems insignificant to some people but not to children who think that the world is the same for everyone. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A4: What If We Were All the Same! By C.M. Harris, All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold, and Let the Children March by Monica Clark-Robinson #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz @deirdge @penaranda_ms How sad to see that in many school libraries children can see the lack of representation that surrounds them. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A3:Personally, I like to read the book and know more about its author and illustrator. I also like to know how coherent the story is with the cultural evidence to which they are referring and if they carry parameters of cultural authenticity. #NJLibChat

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@deirdge @penaranda_ms We are faced with the need to add new titles on people of color, people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, cultural, etc. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A2: It is important because our students must be able to see themselves represented in books and their characters. This allows students to let their imaginations fly and feel accepted. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A1: Multicultural literature helps students to respect the identity of the other. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz A1: As part of plural societies, we are multicultural, and exposing children to literature with multicultural content is helpful for students who must understand and respect that there are different cultures. #NJLibChat

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@kristawelz Good evening! Dr. Krista Welz #NJLibChat

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My masterpiece for Black History Month Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman.