Ms. Chaney

NIU alum and graduate student at the University of St. Francis

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@ILEdTechCon A4: I feel like I would need to work more on multitasking to help future students. Currently I work as a paraprofessional and some of my students are online, the others are in person. Being able to help both online and in person is a skill I need to work on

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@ILEdTechCon A2: I haven’t had many conferences but I do miss meeting new people and making connections

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Hey how’s it going #IETC2020

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@lhimpelmann181 @kimdarche In 8th grade when we were studying for the constitution test, my social studies teacher somehow managed to a taco analogy, and promised the class that she would through a taco party after school on the day of the test and whoever got over a 90% on the test could go. I got a 97%!

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@Mkraft1986 @kimdarche I was wrong lol, it was the 1968 movie

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@Mkraft1986 @kimdarche My freshman year in high school English class did Romeo and Juliet, and we watched the movie from 1969, and I remember me and a few others saying how the actor who played Romeo reminded us of Zac Efron when he was in High School Musical

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@BriannaNolaWebb @kimdarche I think my favorite would either be either The Fall of the House of Usher or The Cask of Amontillado

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@kimdarche A4: A vivid memory I have is my junior year English class, we had a pen pal with a student in one of the elementary schools. I found it interesting that we did it, I feel like it helped build a community and would like to be able to build a community like that once in a teacher!

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@kimdarche Lol I forgot the hashtag #TTLf20

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@kimdarche A3 - I remember our Edgar Allan Poe unit from my 7th grade language arts class. We watched The Simpsons rendition of The Raven, and then my class went to a play of different Edgar Allan Poe short stories. The only one I remember seeing at the play was the Cask of Amontillado

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@kimdarche Q2 - colored highlighters. I use different colors for different key concepts that I look up! Also, any book (as in novel). I love reading and I always find it interesting to see what books I’m reading for a course.

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@gm8585 @kimdarche I’m thinking in the classroom

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@EricaHopeTurner @kimdarche I love this gif! I keep telling myself I need to continue watching Schitt’s Creek.

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@kimdarche Hey guys, I’m Morgan! I’m getting my degree in English education, and I’m currently working as a paraprofessional at a high school #TTLF20

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Made it to Friday! Can’t wait to learn more on how to integrate new tech into the classroom #TTLS20

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I love being able to play with bitmojis and find ways to incorporate them into the classroom #TTLS20

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In case you're wondering how to build your own Bitmoji classroom for distance learning, we got you covered!
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Even though we might be teaching virtually, we can still make a difference. 🧡
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This past week I learned how to use Padlet and it seems like a handy tool to use in the future #TTLS20