A3: I used https://t.co/q1tV8ob5R5 for the first time this year and the student's really loved it because it was self-paced by you could see who was winning if I projected on the board. The competition was always fierce! #mti563
@AskATechTeacher A2: I've never had any parent push back to using games/simulations. Many games like kahoot or quiziz will provide evidence of student growth if parents do want to see #mti563
@KMazurSTCE Definitely, Kim, I like how you phrased that-natural methods of differentiation--it takes the work off of us as teachers and puts the thinking on the student. Great for their growth! #mti563
@AskATechTeacher Gaming/simulations are important to use because they utilize critical thinking and problem solving skills but in an extremely engaging way--keeps students' attention! #mti563