I'm someone that cannot live without social media... I always send my friends content that i think is funny... and it's how I interact with basically everyone that's out of my reach #Lesson11
Many factors contribute to the significant harm that social media can cause. But if someone follows positive, cultured, open-minded people, they can also gain a lot of inspiration from their posts and truly become better a person. #Lesson11
Children do not have to completely reject princess culture. Instead, parents should encourage a diverse range of interests and engage their children in discussions about media influences. #lesson11
Very often people find themselves in a scuffle with someone on social media. A simple discussion can immediately turn into an argument. Online arguments sometimes lead to misinformation #lesson5
@RaziaRa77702700 I often take long breaks from social media (because i sometimes find it all to be a bit overwhelming) and I'm thinking of doing that once the semester is over
But I do think that it is quite doable and advantageous to create a tiny online community of people who have similar interests to yours! (ex: Online Book Clubs) #Lesson5
in my opinion. I feel that everyone on social media can say whatever they want as long as it is not disrespectful or slanderous. I don't believe that establishing a "we-ness" is totally attainable because not everyone can agree on everything. #Lesson5
Understanding the drawbacks of social media is crucial and essential. I absolutely love how Turkle's TED talk emphasized how little of what we see online is actually genuine and authentic. #Lesson4
I truly believe that we all incorporate Bloom's taxonomy in some way. It is also very useful for students, as they can use it to better understand the courses and prepare for exams #Lesson3
It all relies on how the teacher introduces new material. Reading from a PowerPoint will not necessarily make a student desire to learn, however engaging with said student will make the material being learned far more interesting
Both Clark and Kozma presented arguments that have sort of stood the test of time. And a part of me agrees with both of them. If the given material is not utilized properly, then the students won't learn anything. #lesson1