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Tips for using technology tools in the classroom
Tip #3: Use technology to encourage collaboration in the classroom. Collaboration supports critical thinking and problem solving. It also allows for student to learn from their peers.
Tips for using technology tools in the classroom
Tip #2: Provide students with choices. Providing students with choices personalizes their learning, addresses multiple intelligences, and engages diverse learners.
Tips for using technology tools in the classroom
Tip #1: Focus more on the content and not the tool. Technology should be used to support and enhance instruction, not replace it.
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@EmilyHeflin21 Yes, I'll definitely share this resource with others at my school. I think that we have a long way to go with understanding how to effectively integrate technology into our day-to-day lessons.
Research shows that the effective use of technology in schools has a positive effect on student achievement- not just on test scores.ISTE has identified seven factors for successful technology implementation here in this great read https://t.co/dYRclv1DLN. #ITEC7410Will#ITEC7410
@MrBuning@E_Sheninger I agree that getting others to embrace technology in the classroom isn't easy, but effective empowerment in a shared vision makes it easier for stakeholders to see the purpose and focus for moving the organization forward.
@itecdonell I have struggled with integrating inquiry-based learning due to the pressures of staying on track with pacing and the given unit guides. In my mind, I have all sorts of ideas for inquiry-based learning but sometimes don't know how to effectively implement it. Thanks for the read!
Mistake analysis (error analysis) is a great strategy that I use to increase and promote critical thinking skills in my math classes. However, I never thought about using mistake analysis in video lessons. Great read!
Great @cultofpedagogy piece on using mistake analysis to teach critical thinking.
Teachers, do you incorporate mistake analysis in your video lessons?
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@mrsbaker2020 I agree that consistency and making components of an online course easily accessible are two things that are very important for all learners!