@JasonBrumfield5 @teachsci8@DrEddiesClass R2: Hi Jason, a lot of older parents that I know struggled to help their younger children in school because they were unfamiliar with the programs being used, so it would be a great idea to slowly introduce new platforms as you suggested.
@AlyssaS45323929@teachsci8 R1: Hi Alyssa, I agree that the laptop loan program helped a lot of families with the virtual learning. Even though WiFi would still be needed, students can use google tools to work offline, as to not fall behind, and submit assignments once connected.
@teachsci8 A3: Some challenges that limit the technology in communities is the lack of internet connection & financial resources. Not every family can afford such luxuries so to make it more accessible we need lower internet costs & devices that could be borrowed from schools or libraries.
@JavyAM1 @teachsci8 R2: Hi Javier, I agree with you! ELLs tend to learn how to speak the new language before they learn to write it, so Flipgrid would help them contribute to discussions effectively.
@emilyyelsa@teachsci8 R1: Hi Emily, I had never heard about that app but it seems like it can be an effective way for ELL to learn a new language. I will be looking into it.
@teachsci8 A2: One app that can be beneficial to ELL students is Duolingo, since it has lessons that help with their vocabulary, speaking & listening skills, all of which are important when learning a new language.
The mandatory CoffeeEdu's from this course have been very helpful as it has become more difficult to meet our peers during our virtual learning. #csubedte4200#CSUBTEd
One thing I love about this course is how we are able to work at our own pace and select quest items that fit our best interests! #csubedte4200#CSUBTEd
@JovanaEspinoza8@teachsci8 R2: Hi Jovana, I agree that google docs is a great tool to use! It makes peer collaboration easier & best of all, you can work on documents off-line from any device! It's great because it also saves your work automatically so you don't have to worry about losing your work.
@AlyssaS45323929@teachsci8 R1: Hi Alyssa! With distance learning, it is crucial to integrate various methods of teaching that will keep students engaged & YouTube definitely helps. It also makes it easier to remember useful info from videos shown in class rather than remembering strictly from the readings.
@teachsci8 A1: You can use technology to build and enhance relationships with students through google tools such as google meets, google docs, and google slides, which allow for collaboration between instructors and peers. Its an effective form of communication
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