Jenna Sharp

[Jenna Sharp @jenna_E_sharp]

Just created a LinkedIn account! You can connect with me here: https://t.co/yB9w0P7jQb #TEC207

[Jenna Sharp @jenna_E_sharp]

My bitmoji classroom! https://t.co/ciE9OCQsMw
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[Jenna Sharp @jenna_E_sharp]

Using personal feedback videos is a great way to keep in touch with students and keep a relationship. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A16: I can teach them how to check sources and know what's reliable and what's not, and I can also remind them of who can see their posts, and to think twice before they click send. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A15: It's always good to question information and come to your own conclusion. It promotes critical thinking which is a very important tool to have in life. It is very possible, it's never good to trust everything you see online. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A14: So that students don't get swayed by fake articles or untrue facts, it's important to teach them how to know what's the truth and what isn't. Teach them to always fact-check, and there will be less confusion. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A13: The author says to remind yourself that the negative comments are usually the minority and that not everyone will share that same sentiment. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A12: Sometimes tone can be lost over messages, and certain things are just better said in person, or in private. You can avoid a lot of headaches by making a call. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A11: This is important. Just like in real life, when something upsets you, you have to take a step back and a deep breath before you respond. This is true online as well. Thinking clearly can help avoid internet arguments. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A10: I will create schedules that I can post online for students to see and have, to make sure that we are always on the same page. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A9: One of the most important social skills you learn in school is how to work with others. Using technology to help guide that is important, so you need to make sure that it's effective and actually working. #TEC207

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@mlle_singh @ScottRRocco Stef, this is super important! Having a reliable source of feedback is super helpful. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A8: Assessment is a big part of teaching. How can you know if your lesson was successful if students can't show what they've learned? I want to make sure that all students are on track. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A7: Having a smaller set of reliable tools is much better than having too many tools that you don't know what to do with. In order to keep things from getting confusing, and for consistency's sake, sometimes less is better. #TEC207

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@larascarril @ScottRRocco #TEC207 Great point! You can find new ideas within a familiar platform.

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@leslee1esp @ScottRRocco Leslee, I like the example you gave! It's always good to have options for these things.

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@ScottRRocco A6: By cauliflower, the author means to find multiple different uses for one platform. Just as cauliflower can be used in many different ways, so can apps. The less apps a classroom uses, the less confusing it will be for students. Having highly versatile apps is great! #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A5: I love this idea of giving students a choice. Students will have more fun using the application they prefer, and they will also be more efficient with the assignment if they are more proficient in a certain app. #TEC207

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@Chris__Oreilly @ScottRRocco It's really important that students *and* parents know how to use the platforms! Good point. #TEC207

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@ScottRRocco A4: You need to make sure that all your students have access to the platform you are trying to use, and that they have the knowledge to use it appropriately. Otherwise, it's just ineffective. #TEC207