TCEA is coming up fast. It will be an amazing opportunity to reconnect and discover new ideas. I am happy to share that I too will be contributing to this learning community.
I hope to see you all.
#TCEA#EducationForAll#Iteachmath
@rodjnaquin We are literally paying parents not to educate our society's children. You have to ask yourself, who benefits when a polulation enters adulthood uneducated? And do we really want that as a society?
I used to be a huge fan of exit tickets. They were a core part of my lessons, but I've fallen out of love with them.
I often find that they're time-consuming to create (and print), and don't provide the reactive, instant feedback that students actually need.
I find that there are far better alternatives, that we need to use within the body of the lesson, including MCQs, hinge questions and and live marking.
Who's also moved away from exit tickets?
Remember Blabberize? ChatterPix?
Mike Davola made his own version where you add a mouth and voice recording to any picture to make it talk. No ads, everything stays on your device.
https://t.co/zpcUR1sso1
@albertocedben@OrevaZSN People also dislike the loud data centers that are noisy and are not self_reliant (electricity and water). Not to mention human displacement. Ironically, I use AI daily for my job. I wish there was a better balance.
@PhysicsHawk@shirky17 Relationships, plus protocols are the real magic sauce. But only if behavior across the entire campus is stable. Then, it's everyone for yourself.
@TheQueenOfNo @jlpoober Teachers are only paid 10 months, so technically they are not employed over the summer. Many work second jobs to fill that gap.
@MmisterNobody Both of my children preferred technology over paper in high school. They could ignore class disruptions, pause /replay instruction, and no more heavy backpacks. Both are in college now. No one uses paper for anything.
@SciInTheMaking While I appreciate the sentiment here, we must look at the whole picture. Technology, when done CORRECTLY, amplifies the influence of the teacher, makes learning accessible beyond traditional constraints, & deepens connections to abstract ideas with animations and models.