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Check out my Reflective Essay blog post from EDUC 6710. I have learned so much about integrating technology into the classroom. #6710App8
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@GeauxWaldenU I agree with you 100%. Technology is our future for sure. As a teacher I am excited to see where my classroom is in 5, 10, and 20 years. I think it can be overwhelming to keep learning and trying new technology tools, but the outcome is so rewarding. #6710DB2
@SportyMorty2 I totally agree with you. I believe students can learn from our mistakes and we can use them to also become better teachers. Life is all about learning from mistakes! #6710DB2
A "big shift" I personally need to overcome is the idea that I will fail. We teach our students all the time to learn from their mistakes and to not be discouraged when they fail, I need to also take on that mentality when teaching with technology. #6710DB2