Sarah Hernandez

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@arellanojas1 @tom_karnes @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @BarnellNicole We have to reach every student and diversification is crucial. Fortunately, technology allows us to do that.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Clutch_Sandoval @tom_karnes @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @BarnellNicole I've done something similar with Kahoot! I had students create definitions for vocabulary words then play each other's Kahoot! (after I made sure the answers were correct lol )

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@tom_karnes @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @BarnellNicole A4) Technology is fun. Students often treat technology as a treat. I find that gamified math specifically makes it so that students are excited to participate. Some of the most popular games in my classroom are Boddle and Prodigy.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@evelynnunm @Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @tom_karnes @BarnellNicole I like videos because oftentimes, students benefit from different ways of explaining the lesson. Hearing it from someone else or hearing it twice is really helpful.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@jeennaycruz @Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @tom_karnes @BarnellNicole I have seen Khan Academy recommended a lot, so I will look into it for my classroom. Another great resource is Zearn.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Ststansberry @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd @tom_karnes @BarnellNicole A3) One way to deepen understanding is to use technology for a PBL type lesson. For example, in 4th grade we learn about California history. One way to deepen this is to have students plan a road trip across CA virtually. They will use math etc.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Anjelic80970996 @Tech_Buddha @Duncannedd Another great adaptive learning tech is text to talk for students who need that additional support

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@jeennaycruz @Tech_Buddha @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @tom_karnes @BarnellNicole @CSUBakersfield @csubted @CSUBEdAdmin This is a great idea! You could also label the visuals to further help with language acquisition

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Tech_Buddha @doctor2pi @DrEddiesClass @Ststansberry @Duncannedd @tom_karnes @BarnellNicole @CSUBakersfield @csubted @CSUBEdAdmin A2) A strategy I would use is to translate everything when using power point type presentations. I would also make the slide accessible to students via schoology so that they can reference back as needed.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@MunozNmunoz13 @doctor2pi @tom_karnes I really like Zearn for this as well. It's great because it's CC aligned and very interactive. My students love it for math.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Gcg40177205 @doctor2pi @Duncannedd I agree with google slides and Prezi. You can make your presentations interactive on Google Slides by using PearDeck. You can ask live questions and see who answers.

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@doctor2pi A1) Tech like Flip Grid is a great way to engage students with learning content and their community. A teacher can post a "hook" video and students respond to their teacher & each other.
#CSUBTEd #csubedte4200 @DrEddiesClass

[Sarah Hernandez @SarahCSUB_]

@Duncannedd @csubted @CSUBakersfield Hey all! My name is Sarah, and I am in the first year of my Master's program in C&I here at CSUB. I am currently teaching fourth grade. #CSUBTEd @DrEddiesClass