A3:this is my first #edtechchat so i cant say for sure that the chat has covered this, but i really appreciated discussions about proper use and manners within technology. I think it can sometimes be tricky to maintain a S/T realtionship. Thanks #gccedu for the awesome classes!
i have a much more positive outlook. I have learned its value and place in education. I used to prefer handouts and paper for everything. I now have converted (mostly) to using technology and using all of its advantages! #edtechchat#gccedu
Q1: seven years ago i was in high school so im sure my perspective as an educator has changed now. in high school i found the computer labs really annoying and not a productive space. Laptops are so much nicer now #edtechchat
@SarahDawson05 Joe Diamond, and Allison Smith lectured about deaf and hard of hearing students today in class. the best way to assist these students is to use lots of visuals and make sure the student can always see you.
I learned about Microsoft lens and Immersive reader today! Definitely great tools for the classroom to help your students with reading, but I also will use these tools as i finish my college career. So useful! #gccedu
I recently read this article concerning facial recognition technology being implemented in the public school. check it out! #pstpln#gccedu
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I have a question for everyone in the #pstpln challenge. When teaching literature, do you split fiction and non-fiction equally? What resources do you use?
Hi! my name is Rachael and I excited to participate in the #pstpln challenge. I'm a little late but i am excited to gain abundant knowledge from others! I learned all about IEP documentation today in my exceptional learners class. https://t.co/pdrpQ8pQxV
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I was blown away by the blatant racism in this article. Racism in the school system needs to stop immediately. All students have the right to education no matter their skin color.