@MJenkiessss Curiosity is so so relevant to all of our subjects because without it we are fighting for engagement in our classroom. Tech brings thats to us and I think itβs super important! #educ331
A5: an idea from the article that resonated was that tech can take a weight off of teachers. We never realize the day to day of a teacher until something relieves it and I think tech is a phenomenal way to do so! #educ331
@Cole_Anderson24 I was thinking the same thing! I think itβs a digital tool that allows for so much interaction and collaboration and could be so cool to build something like a gallery walk around! #educ331
A4: Iβm very curious to try 3D Printing. Next semester Iβm teaching a freshman civics course and think it would be really awesome for a simulation activity! #educ331
Q4: Teachers can leverage technology to achieve new levels of productivity, implement useful digital tools to expand learning opportunities for students, and increase student support and engagement. What tech are you curious to try? #educ331
@marisolgg24 I totally agree! It allows for inclusivity of so many students by allowing them to essentially be behind a screen. It ensures access to education for both extroverts and introverts. Not just the extroverts as much of education has been. #educ331
@AbbyRobinder I think this is where technology wins the conversation as we do have programs such as google translate and other ways to ensure students that might not speak English have access to the same conversation as their peers. #educ331
A3: Yes and no. It cuts the students off of some of the social factors that come in when you are face to face. But at the same time it gives students the platform to say their opinion on a subject or project. It gets into the conversation of brave space v. safe space. #educ331
@MJenkiessss I think collaboration and communication is key in the world we now live in and programs such as google classroom and flipgrid allows us to keep up with our students needs #educ331
@MsElliott_Math I definitely think my openness and willingness to address all topics within social studies is my way for sure. I often see social studies teachers afraid to address controversy and I am 1000% not. #educ331
A1: Iβm Heavanly Skaggs! Iβm a social studies concentration because of my 11th grade AP gov teacher who had pushed me to question everything. I wanted for the longest time to be like him until I realized that I can reach students by teaching social studies my way! #educ331
A2: How to actually use the technology that many of my students are using! When I was in middle and high school, much of my schooling was pen and paper and I think I have an edge up with my students by actually being able to use pieces of tech! #educ331
Q2: BuiltIn reports that 92 percent of teachers understand the impact of technology in education. What have you learned so far in #EDUC331 about how tech will impact your future classroom?
@MsElliott_Math Iβve never heard this reasoning before! If I had a teacher explain math to me in a linguistic format I might have liked it more as a kid! I think this is an incredibly effective reasoning and if you build off of it, may draw in students that struggled in math like me! #educ331