@Drtamssen A5, My students know that technology is a privilege. I control what they use and how they use it. I want to be bolder in the sense of having the power of not having to constantly correct my students on how technology should be treated. #LSU4507
@Drtamssen A4, Teaching middle schoolers, I relate to this 1000%. Anything that has to do with a phone, my students are EXPERTS! I cannot tell you how many times a day I have to show them how to copy/paste on a computer.🤦🏻♀️ Students are great with phones, not so much with computers. #LSU4507
@Drtamssen@Wes_Kieschnick A3, Technology is great, it makes life and learning easier, but still has a lot of flaws. Don’t give it a position of power because we still need to ultimately control what kind of technology we are implementing in the classroom. #LSU4507
@Drtamssen A2, teachers have the most hands on work in a classroom. No one knows a student like their teacher. To me, this means teachers should have the most stake because they know what is best for their classroom. #LSU4507
@Drtamssen A1, This is something I constantly tell my students. It is OK to fail because it means you’re learning! We should push our students for effort, not perfection. I tell my students about my failures and how I fixed them. I learned from all my mistakes and so can they! #LSU4507
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@ClassTechTips Hi Monica, I am currently an Ed Tech grad student at LSU! 🐯 I would like to know how you make learning Ed Tech easier. Could you direct me to a specific blog article of yours that could help? Thank you! 💜 @Drtamssen#LSU4507
I’ve been playing an 80s rock playlist the past couple of days in class. Well, today, a student said, “Mrs. can I connect to the speaker and play real music?” 🙃