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[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@Bikerbro6 @BehizyTweets Rocky didn’t get the memo…

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@WTHITV Absolute and total BS!!

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@CalltoActivism Eww

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@wakeupusa Absolutely agree!

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@LeighHinkle @feltnerm @smwc I’m a big fan of Kahoot! And BrainPop! I feel pretty comfortable using both of these and they are pretty easy to use. #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@LindaCo72934906 @feltnerm @smwc Absolutely! I have been witness to a couple of incidents at the middle school where I work now. They definitely need rule review! #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@sarahrosedugga @feltnerm @smwc I think the more we use it the better and more comfortable we will get with it. The good thing about working at a middle school is if I’m not sure what to do, the kids always know! LOL #SMWCED115

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@aveejeff @feltnerm @smwc A5 reply I worry that many parents or guardians may not be tech savvy, making it difficult to prepare from home. In my personal experience, many more students are being raised by grandparents, who a lot of times aren’t as up to date with technology.

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@feltnerm @smwc A8 Kahoot! as it allows me to engage the class. It sets a goal, it challenges the students, and it will show them the correct response so they can learn if they make a mistake. Also the way you can apply team challenges makes the tool flexible and fun for all. #SMWCED115

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@feltnerm @smwc A7 I am a fan of the SAMR system. It has a logical flow for integration and appears to me as the most inclusive. #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@feltnerm @IXLLearning @smwc A6 I still really love the problem solving attributes of 12 as it has the user decide order of operations as an intro to higher math. Between that and what I have discovered as an interactive quiz game that you as the educator can design on Kahoot! #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@cooter883 @feltnerm @smwc Agreed! Kids these days have no idea how to survive without technology. My son included! If I let him, he would spend every waking moment on some kind of electronic device.

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@feltnerm @smwc A5 I would offer a parent technology night at the beginning of the year, as well as send an information sheet home with the students for the parents who can’t attend. Also, I think Schoology is a great resource to keep parents in the loop. #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@feltnerm @smwc A4 I think summer workshops would help tremendously. As well as group discussions at our weekly department meetings. Also, assigning a tech savvy leader to each department who could help when there’s a snafu would be great. #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@cooter883 @feltnerm @smwc Great answer! I completely agree!

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@feltnerm Jacki Sullivan, I’m getting ready to begin my fourth year as an education assistant at Honey Creek Middle School. I love Teachers Pay Teachers and Kahoot! #SMWCED115

[Jacquelin @Jacquel071176]

@feltnerm @smwc A2 My main concern for integrating technology into the classroom is that I completely understand the technology I’m using so that I tech my students properly and with confidence. #SMWCED115