michael Swanson

[𝔻𝕣. 𝔼𝕣𝕚𝕜 𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕟𝕘𝕞𝕒𝕟 @Erik_Youngman]

“If #technology was used to encourage social learning, foster #collaboration, and nurture creativity in the classroom, I believe more people would be excited about and supportive of technology in education.”

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

This is a great article about how social media can be used to connect with students, teachers, community members etc… #6711SM6

https://t.co/d0IEmN8UhE

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

This is a great article on how social media roles models can impact student learning. #6711SM6

https://t.co/xAhlX39LTc

[Mandi Figlioli #magicinthemaking @mrsfigmakes]

A1) I’m a huge advocate for maker education (AKA constructivism). Hands-on, minds-on and student-centered learning is ageless and timeless #MasteryChat https://t.co/w6HpqEdths

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

A nice video breaking down what constructivism is and how it is used in education
https://t.co/1CcIRO1IeF
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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Here is an article/ study on how effective constructivism can be in the classroom.
https://t.co/MM4WqQW8MB
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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@Isaiah19951 A real nice article about cognitive learning theory and the history behind it. #67711SM4

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@EducatorSavvy This article is terrific and full of information. It is very easy to understand but provides enough information for the reader to easily turn around and use it in their own classroom. Replying to #6711SM4

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@218Sil A very good blog to read. It has great information and was full of ideas. #6711SM4

[Mark Titheradge @MindBodySoulNRG]

Play in any context is wonderful learning. It is more than what our eyes see. Play allows opportunities for social, emotional, physical & cognitive growth. It should be an automatic inclusion in teachers’ programmes, alongside all other learning. IMO😎🤙#letthemplay #playmatters

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Here is a great article on Cognitive learning and how teachers can use cognitive theory in class. https://t.co/XojgoIjo0u #6711SM4

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Check out this great article on how visual reasoning, creativity, and autonomy contribute to cognitive learning. https://t.co/oueWh8lH7a #6711SM4

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Great Follow @EdTech_K12 Articles that everyday teachers can use. https://t.co/OFNWdGnoEg
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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Here is a short blog on Behaviorism in education. It gives greats reasons why you might want to use it. https://t.co/P0LLnIOHDm

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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Here is an article on the impacts of behaviorism in education. https://t.co/1BSbvMjsiW
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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Here is a link to my Blog and reflective essay about integrating technology in the classroom https://t.co/uQFnEg9gmr

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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

Check out my Wiki site lesson that touches on the importance of Cardiovascular Endurance. https://t.co/k7reFH6AG0
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[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@arrowheadphyed I really like YouTube in the classroom. I have found a lot of good channels to subscribe to. I use the channels as both ideas for my lessons as well as using videos during lessons. #6710DB2

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

The “big shift” I’m working on to overcome is the ever changing teaching structures we are facing during the pandemic. I’m doing the best I can to adapt to all technology teachings and how to integrate it into new lessons. What we are facing is difficult and exhausting #6710DB2

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@218Sil Part 2)
made possible by technology and reflect on their effectiveness." Reference: https://t.co/umb7hwbhRe #6710DB2

[michael Swanson @michael29059935]

@218Sil Part1)
I 100% agree with you that we need to continue to learn. This falls right in line with the ISTE Standards for Educators (2016) 1a. "Set professional learning goals to explore and apply pedagogical approaches... #6710DB2