@SydneeProsserWU Two tools for on the spot understanding of the material are https://t.co/lVaTOCLI9s and https://t.co/7PHqbDbCxR. They are both easy to use tools for questioning students after covering a concept in the classroom. #wuedt6020
@olivia_tyndall The math sites I have found to be useful and free are https://t.co/NubW13HRar, https://t.co/8UHe3TvTb2, and of course, Khan Academy! They all provide instruction as well as games/exercises to help practicing a concept. #wuedt6020
@shari_a_morgan I am primarily a visual learner, but I also do well with reading. So, videos, like YouTube and Khan Academy are two great technology tools for visual learners. Khan Academy also has articles to supplement their videos. #wuedt6020
@CanfieldBlaise I agree that it is important as educators to be the role models for appropriate & healthy use of technology. It should come from their parents, but it should also be taught in the classroom. Technology is a good way to collaborate, not be alone with the tech! #wuedt6020
@SydneeProsserWU Yes, having your classroom be student centered rather than teacher centered is important. As instructors, we need to mindfully expose students to technology and in that way, we are being facilitators.
@olivia_tyndall I agree that using technology should be engaging in order to reduce any chances of students' straying from the focus of the classroom to other uses of the technology. And, we should not rely on the tech to do our job, but we should still be coordinators or moderators. #wuedt6020
@SarahQJ I like this visual. It is a nice at a glance reminder of how to create an effective learning environment, so it is more student driven!! #wuedt6020
@SydneeProsserWU Yes, having your classroom be student centered rather than teacher centered is important. As instructors, we need to mindfully expose students to technology and in that way, we are being facilitators.
@schoolcheff Yes, it really does make you think about whether we are becoming too virtual and removing the personal connection of face to face. #wuedt6020
@schoolcheff Two activities I like are: #1 - to develop a Poll Everywhere question related to the previous class material and #2 - Ask each student to answer what was the muddiest point from the previous class.
@trhoran88 Since we do not use the metric system in the USA, reaching out to students globally through Twitter is a great way of teaching your students about the differences in measurement systems. #wuedt6020
@schoolcheff I like the idea of an international collaboration comparing foods. This is a great way for your students to learn about other cultures and their foods and food traditions. #wuedt6020
@SarahQJ Twitter is a way to connect students w/students & w/professionals in their field. I encourage my Exercise Science students to use it to get varied perspectives on exercise & exercise prescription. A great global organization: American College of Sports Medicine. #ACSM#wuedt6020
I just saw a Super Bowl commercial about virtual assistants. An older gentleman used Google assistant to remember things about his wife. Great use of this emerging trend! #wuedt6020
@olivia_tyndall Blended learning is a great way to give students control over their learning. By doing so, it increases their critical thinking skills, which lends itself to finding more than one solution to a math problem or other type of problem. #wuedt6020
@gbrazill26 It is quite scary to see young people posting to social media with no thought about how it is potentially viewed by everyone and that it can't be deleted. We need to educate our students about this!!! #wuedt6020