After talking with a special education teacher from my high school, he said that google classroom is a great resource for creating digital content. He also said it helps him so much more with organization. #IM422
Sometimes I think the use of digital content in classrooms is over-used, which enables students to think that their life revolves around technology. Then again, digital content can be so useful, like google classroom. #IM422
@jordyne_broich I really like the idea of utilizing virtual field trips! I think that is a great use of digital content to educate your students. #IM422
Reading this list, my mind instantly went to the "4C's"! I think the rest of the skills listed are just as important though #IM422
https://t.co/WHdeOwv4jM
Thinking back to when I was in elementary school, I feel like they focused more on academic skills rather than life style skills. They acted like if your cursive skills weren't perfect, you would not succeed in life! #IM422
@Elizabe17706898@jordyne_broich I totally agree! I think the skill of critical thinking is such an important one, that schools who have not made the shift yet, are doing something wrong... #IM422
@AlexPankratz3 I think this graphic is a fun way to look at many different skills that are helpful for learners. I tried looking through and picking out what I thought are the most important, but then realized they are all important #IM422
@GanglMs I like the "Homeroom Mom" tool! I think that is a great idea to have a place where educators can come together to share tips and tricks, other than twitter! #IM422
Anyone else feel overwhelmed when looking at all the different digital tools used in classrooms? Crazy to think how digital the classrooms are today compared to when I was in Elementary school. #IM422
Here are a bunch of tools listed for different purposes! When reading this, I did think that as educators, we will have to keep student privacy in mind! #IM422
https://t.co/zROWnvu8TG
This is a question for those teachers out there... What are your favorite classroom management strategies? Or what works best for your classroom? #IM422