Service Learning is a way to give students an opportunity to explore beyond the classroom walls and the school building. It gives them an experience that shows their connection to others in their own community and beyond. It helps them to gain perspective. #edtechteamonline
#edtechteamonline Dan Ryder shared ideas about visual literacy that could be used during distance learning. I like the idea of having students explain their learning through building with LEGOs and recording their creation to explain their learning.
PBL from a project. I like the tip that PBL should not be Google friendly. If an answer can be found through a search engine, the project needs a bit of refining to transform it into PBL. #edtechteamonline
I love that Suzie Boss suggested speaking to a colleague who is more comfortable with PBL as a way to get started. Reading articles and watching videos helps to fill in some of pieces, but experience is valuable. Then I will be able to pay it forward. #edtechteamonline
I like the idea that Patrick Green shared about a teacher who recorded the answers for difficult math problems so that students have access to review, replay, and collaborate to help with understanding. #edtechteamonline
Using formative assessments saves us time by better informing our instruction. A little planning to incorporate informal checks is worth it. Using an interactive tool like Kahoot or Quizlet can make a big difference for pacing. #edtechteamonline
https://t.co/dlIyejQoQv seems like something that I can use tomorrow. I really like the CLIP feature for many of the videos that I use in class. This would allow me to hear from all students instead of just the ones who don't mind talking in class. #edtechteamonline
I want to include the global audience for student work. It's one thing to put projects on the classroom wall, but quite another to share with the world. #edtechteamonline
I am new to Twitter, but I am excited about the possibilities. Sharing student work, sending reminders, collaborating with others around the globe... I never thought much about branching out in this way, but I'm looking forward to it. #edtechteamonline