Welcome to the Teachering twitter with Ms.M! This is where I share my education thoughts and questions as a pre-service teacher. For more follow my blog!
Technology can be a great tool and when you find a great community like #educ331 there is no limit to how much you can grow! Thank you @winey02 for creating a safe space for me to grow into technology!
I love For You From Eve as a podcast! It is absolutly amazing in helping you live your best life, become more of who you are, and fall in love with yourself. #educ331
A5: The article really showed me how helpful this could be to nuerodivergent learners (like myself), it was not a main focus but benefiting these learners does wonders in helping whole classes! It made me realize how much I'd love to dive into this topic! #educ331
@MsElliott_Math This is so valid, I feel the same way. Being overwhelemed is hard, I always use word-of-mouth data to figure out where to start exploring. I think a lot of knowing what's best is to find what works best for YOU and for your students. Best of luck! #educ331
A4: I've tried VR a little but I would love to work more with it and figure out how I can incorporate it into my classroom. I think the more time I spend with it the better equiped to use it informally I'll become. #educ331
A3: I think this is proof that tech can increase student collaboration and communication! I agree whole heartedly- the main experience I'm drawing from is remaking Macbeth scenes in a movie format in highschool and seeing the same thing done in TikTok format! #educ331
@HannahLeavy_ The fact that it can be streamed is so cool, as an english and theatre teacher is that something you can use in both classrooms? I'd love to learn more about that! #educ331
A1: I'm Madison, my concentration is English Education. I chose my concentration because I always found myself gravitating to English teachers and I want to be that for my students! (also Shakespeare's jokes bring me great joy) #educ331
A2: #educ331 has taught me so much about using guided technology as one of the greatest tools to use in the classroom to build independence, confidence, and community.