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@HeidiVanweelden @DaveBeeke @d_mulder@svanbelle1 This article reminds me of a teacher's comment today. First term he allowed students to bring devices to take notes, research, etc. After being frustrated with the students' distractions, he's switched this term to no devices, only pencils for note taking
@KarenWikkerink I agree with you Karen, in my first tweet I was quoting McLeod's questions from his article. We use Covenant Eyes in our home, and I've always agreed with monitoring at my kids' schools.
Scott McLeod: Should our students' interaction with technology at school be constantly monitored? Should they be allowed freedom from prying eyes? Every school and parent needs to be aware of this issue and make wise decisions. #DC508 https://t.co/sny3xQbUpf
@d_mulder@Curiouscarey We might be giving up: quiet, alone time for journaling and processing. Communicating-person to person. Being active outside while we have no tech distracting us. #DC508
@MiedemaTeacher Monke: "To prepare students to live well-grounded lives in a world of constant technological change, we need to concentrate their early education on things that endure." What endures? God's plan - creation, fall, redemption.
@d_mulder@TallManCody@gcouros Couros: "Co-view, co-play and co-engage with your children when they are using screens โ it encourages social interactions, bonding, and learning." Love this! I've always been an advocate of no screens in bedrooms, but this quote brings screen time to a better level yet. #DC508
Godsey "I wonder about the advice I should give a new teacher. Should I encourage this aspiring educator to fight for his or her role as the local expert, or simply get good at facilitating the best lessons available?" What would you do? #DC508 https://t.co/4e3LBEWLcr
@MiedemaTeacher @KarenWikkerink Educator as Facilitator: With so much content on Google it seems inevitable that the teacher does not need to be the expert in content. But a teacher helps a student with so much more: asking good questions, being a responsible citizen, discovering gifts and talents, etc. #DC508
@MsVanspronsen Yes, I agree, Ashley. I find that I am more at peace when I give myself a break from social media and just turning to google for information. God knew in His creation design that we'd need a Sabbath rest from technology. #DC508
@MsVanspronsen Yes, I agree, Ashley. I find that I am more at peace when I give myself a break from social media and just turning to google for information. God knew in His creation design that we'd need a Sabbath rest from technology.
Morgenson's blogpost had a twist that I didn't expect. Her title looks to be anti-tech in regards to how it hinders teenagers' communication skills. But after her weekend away with daughter plus friends she discovered talkative, creative girls who use devices! #DC508
@kristafb11 I use PowerPoints and YouTube videos too, both have helped to create a more UDL classroom. But I appreciate the point from your reading that technology needs to also go deeper. #DC508
Diffusion of Innovation Theory. Makes me wonder if "time" has been studied with this theory. For example, what amount of time is needed for early adopters to evangelize the early majority? It probably also depends on the innovation. #DC508
The norms that can help guide our technological activities: cultural appropriateness, transparency, stewardship, delightful harmony, justice, caring, and trust. What a great list by Derek Schuurman! #DC508
One unintended effect of technology that came to mind after reading Matthew Lynch's article is the amount of references to video games by young students. So quickly a few of them can get off topic and start a side conversation about Fortnite! #DC508
I wonder how often technology is embraced because it is new and exciting, what if the old system worked well? I appreciate Nworie and Haughton's suggestions, proper assessment prior to adopting an innovation and monitoring the system for effects of change. #DC508