I still struggle with making paper copies of worksheets and class materials. I put them online to use technology but I still make copies, I need to start shifting to paperless instruction. #6710DB2
@mrsbain11 Agreed, Cortnie! We must be good role models for our students and get out of our comfort zone in regards to technology. I preach to my students about effort and at least trying something, even if you are not familiar with it. This is how we grow as individuals! #6710DB2
A big shift for me is students having direct access to technology and being able to utilize it better than me. This can be intimidating for me at times. The more I have been implementing tech the more comfortable I have felt with it and utilizing it in the classroom. #6710DB2
It is crucial for educators to have a growth mindset in regards to technology. Tech can be intimidating, but a great tool for educators and students. Getting out of your comfort zone and implementing tech will help teachers grow as educators and people. #6710DB2
I plan on using the ¨Poll¨ feature on Twitter to engage my students in PE and Health. I feel this could be a fun way for students to decide what we do in class or PE the next day. #EDU6710
Albert Bandura - Performance in Cognitive Learning. Also, details about his famous Bobo Doll Experiment and Social Learning Theory. https://t.co/KhFpvv32UM
Great scholarly article on Cognitive Learning Theory and implementing it within the classroom. Also discussing active learning in the classroom. https://t.co/YMgtqRkNey #6711SM4
Oakeshott’s essays about education are a continual protest against determinism and behaviorism. They are a celebration of intelligent individualism that is achieved fully only in the adventure of learning. https://t.co/bnYozLmbHG