Abigail Buirge

Pre-Service Teacher at Grove City College

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

It is important to minister to students with all different learning styles when teaching classroom routines at the beginning of the year. #edcampgcc #gcckdp

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

It is our responsibility as educators to be able to respond and address diversity issues in a way where students can learn! #edcampgcc #gcckdp

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Expectation vs. reality. Super thankful for these future educators and being able to present today! @nate_shackleton @JohnBini22 @tommy_doug @MEGustafson20 #gccedu

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

There are so many different ways to implement technology in education and I’m very excited to learn how to enhance my future classroom! #gccedu

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Engaging with other educators is important to develop professionally and a great way to do that is to network with others on social media #gccedu
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[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

#HourofCode is such a cool program and as difficult as it might be students should persevere because anyone can do it. #gccedu

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Coding does not necessarily have to be online. There are other ways students can practice coding such as binary bracelet making. #HourofCode #gccedu

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Simple movements take more code than one would think and having students experience making their own code helps them understand how certain programs on a computer work #HourofCode

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Coding is a great way to enhance a lesson and to push students out of their comfort zone. #growthmindset #HourofCode #gccedu

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Coding has a wide range of actions that can happen when you code something from controlling something to walk across a screen to designing a layout for a website. #HourofCode

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A5: I think during assemblies that talk about certain topics technology could be integrated and could help with student engagement #edtechchat

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A6: Giving students responsibility in the classroom when working on independent work. If students can learn that skill of self-direction, it will help them down the road in life #LearnLAP

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A5: Adapting lessons that best serve students. Our future students are all going to have different learning styles and being flexible and catering to their strengths would be very beneficial to their education #LearnLAP

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A4: Providing research that proves how important and successful technology can be in planning events to communities #edtechchat

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

Q4: Monitoring the room during student independent practice work and asking questions to gauge student understanding of content. #learnLAP

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A3: I have not heard of other topics but I am very interested in what you all have to say! #edtechchat

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

@Mr_TubbsSS What a great idea! #LearnLAP

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A3: To increase critical thinking, it is important to provide students with different types of problems and questions that engage different parts of students’ brains. #LearnLAP

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A2: You can allow for student creativity and innovation by letting students decide on the best way for them to learn and providing options. #LearnLAP

[Abigail Buirge @buirgear1]

A1: It is important to teach students how to communicate and collaborate with others because they are skills that students are going to need down the road in any career. #learnLAP #gccedu