A7 a time that I attempted a new tool and it didn’t go as planned, I feel like this happens often if I don’t practice first. I had an interview on Teams, I did a test run with a friend to make sure I knew how to use it. Glad I did because there were tech issues. #tldeuno2022
A5 barriers are being addressed in school by giving students devices. In my experience little is being done to address the tech barrier in homes.
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As a resource teacher I do not have technology to use in my classroom, so it is all traditional. I wish I had access to tech so students could work on specific skills independently while I work with an other 1 on 1
A2: quiet time, conversation, class meeting, stop and draw/color, Some school use feeling colors this could be helpful for students to self identify where they are
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A1: My first response is I don't know. ;) I hated coding in school. Tech and coding have come a long way since then. Coding allows students to create programs for robots and 3D printers, to be creative, and so much more
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Intro: Jen S.
educational technology is any type of technology used for the purpose of education. The tech can be used by teachers or students, to engage, present
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@chrisgibsonedu@EPIClearners@inspirepassion This question made me think of Funds of Knowledge. Finding out what my students already know and who and their community could contribute to our classroom could be a first step.
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The same in that there is a community and planned learning. Different in the level that the community interacts. In person collaborations for young children are more beneficial, I believe, than virtual group projects. So much happens on the playground and at lunch