Hi all my teacher friends! I found this amazing resource for teachers to use during virtual learning! Crayola offers a range of lesson plans, crafts, and activities for students in every grade level. Check it out here! https://t.co/CoV26EXSzo #pstpln#EDUC331
@JessKochendoer1 My favorite teacher in high school connected (and still connects) with her students through instagram which built a lot of student-teacher relationships! This article goes over so many ways to use it, and regulations which is so helpful! #EDUC331#pstpln
@LeahMarty2 I think this article is so useful for parents. The transition to online learning affects the students, teachers, and also parents! This is a new environment and having a schedule for the new school routine is a great idea.
@simishobs @LTHEchat I think it is a really good idea as a student trying to adjust to read the modules beforehand. Zoom is an unfamiliar classroom and like any other transition, it takes time to adjust! #LTHEChat
@SFaulknerPandO@LTHEchat I think that using a variety of technological tools to make the class more engaging is promising. Remote learning can be intimidating, so creating a comfortable space is so important! #LTHEChat
@bioLOLogy_DMU @Nige1980@LTHEchat I think these times have given educators a push towards coming together to explore new ways of teaching, engagement, and technology! #LTHEChat
A1. I prepared to start school this summer by cleaning my house and workspaces rather than school supply shopping and fitting in last minute summer activities. Prepared? Not so much. #LTHEChat
@Bigler_Michelle https://t.co/NXnX9aR8f6
There are many links including this one, but the title is "Cracking the Behavior Code by Nancy Rappaport and Jessica Minahan.
Today I read an article about teaching and students behaviors. I think it is inspiring that teachers can have such a large impact on students behaviors and development! #Crackingthebehaviorcode#celebratemonday#pstpln#EDUC331
@JuliaOstrander4 Hi Julia! I am really happy to be taking EDUC 331 right now amidst remote learning in PSD. I think that there are so many resources being talked about and discovered because so many schools are online. It is hard connecting remotely, but knowing about the resources helps!
I am Kate Seiler and I am studying at CSU to be a social studies teacher! Through this Twitter challenge, I hope to become more familiar with using social media as an outlet in the education field. #pstpln#EDUC331