Q6- I think an important trend in educational technology is improved accessibility of computer-based apps, games and digital learning devices for all. #brandyourclass
Q5- I think one of the main reasons that people are resistant to incorporate technology is because they do not know much about it. To get people interested, I think it is important to educate them and show them all of the benefits and ways to use these tools. #brandyourclass
Q3- I have 4 ipads and 3 computers in my classroom. My students use these tools mainly during center time to access books and/or educational apps/websites. I'm looking forward to discovering new ways to use these ipads and computers in my classroom! #brandyourclass
Q2 - I don't think I have much of a digital tattoo. Although I use digital accounts such as Facebook and Instagram to stay connected, I rarely post or share personal or professional information. #brandyourclass
Q1- My name is Michelle Hake. I have been teaching for 11 years. I taught second grade for the first 7 years of my career and kindergarten for the last 4 years. #brandyourclass
Here is my BookSnap on the article by Christopher Willard about Glitter Jars. My goal as an educator is to continue to strive to provide my students with a safe space to learn and practice mindfulness. #BookSnaps#brandyourclass@MrsJessicaRyan
Q6- Technology has the potential to enhance lessons. Technology lends itself to exploration. It promotes differentiated instruction, which will increase student engagement. Students will feel more successful and will feel empowered to be lifelong learners. #MCtechsavvy
Q5- Technology should be considered a tool because it helps to facilitate learning and supports instruction. It has improved the quality of what we can access, which also supports student learning. #MCtechsavvy
Q4- When integrating technology into instruction, I feel that it should be used to increase access for learning opportunities to all children. Students should be active in the learning process while educators set high expectations for student learning and engagement.#MCtechsavvy
Q3- Technology encourages interactive, hands-on learning and motivates students to learn. Interactive presentation tools keep students actively engaged in lessons. #MCtechsavvy
Q2- I try to use technology as often as possible in my classroom. I have an Eno board, so I create many interactive lessons across all academic areas. My students use ipads during center time and I have most recently discovered Flipgrid, which is so much fun! #MCtechsavvy
Q1- Hi everyone! My name is Michelle Hake. I have been teaching for 11 years in the Patchogue-Medford School District. I taught second grade for 7 years and just finished my 4th year of teaching kindergarten. I love teaching primary! #MCtechsavvy