@missabbyg1@DrazinMatthew A5: I really like your point about being open to change! It’s so important for growth of a school. I would be more willing to work for a school district who listenS to its teachers ideas and strive on growth. #PSTPLN#cep416
@abby_green_@DrazinMatthew A5: I agree! Support makes all the difference in a school district. The more support for the teachers, the more interested I would be in working there! #PSTPLN#cep416
@DrazinMatthew A5: when I start looking for a job, I want a school district with administration that has dedication to its teachers. I also will be looking for overall cohesiveness from teachers within a school. #PSTPLN#cep416
@missabbyg1@DrazinMatthew A4: I agree! Having a fun environment will make kids excited to come to school. It will also make them more comfortable in the classroom boosting their performance in the classroom! #PSTPLN#CEP416
@kaat_katrina@DrazinMatthew A4: I agree, branching out and exploring other options that aren’t your usual is very important! It allows you to find so many other different kinds of lesson plans/ideas for the various types of learners. #PSTPLN#CEP416
@DrazinMatthew A4: I love browsing through Pinterest to get creative ideas for a classroom! It’s a great way to get inspiration. Teachers pay teachers is also a great website to find various lesson plans. Teachers I’ve worked with in the past love it. #PSTPLN#CEP416
@MichelleStamm7 @DrazinMatthew A3: I liked how you included the part about group activities for problem solving. Starting this at a young age for students will teach them how to work better in a group towards one solution! #PSTPLN#CEP416
@MCep416@DrazinMatthew A3: I agree, giving feedback is very important to problem solving. It allows for students to further analyze the problem they’re having if they didn’t succeed the first time they tried to figure it out. It gives them more options for success #PSTPLN#CEP416
@DrazinMatthew A3: Problem solving teaches students how to be confident in finding solutions & this can easily be transferred to life outside the classroom. Being motivating and understand is a way I will support problem solving in my future classroom! #PSTPLN#CEP416
@racheljolleyy@DrazinMatthew A2: im a junior at MSU! I’m the same way. I follow many different people but rarely ever interact. I need to interact so much more to accurately expand my PLN. I just have to remember we’re all just trying to learn and be better!
@abby_green_@DrazinMatthew A2: I agree, follow all kinds of accounts is a great way to increase your PLN; even accounts you don’t necessarily agree with. It’s important to see all kinds of opinions to solidify your own. #PSTPLN#CEP416
@DrazinMatthew A1: I’m a junior at MSU. getting to know teachers within your school and learn about their teaching styles is a great way to grow your PLN in person. Online, following and interacting with teachers who do & don’t share your own teaching style will help grow PLN. #PSTPLN#CEP416
@kaat_katrina@DrazinMatthew A1: I agree with you. Letting students know that there are many different ways of learning can mean the world to them. It can totally change a students work ethic and classroom performance. #PSTPLN#CEP416
@brandonlsams@DrazinMatthew A1: Hi Brandon! I think giving students independence in representation of knowledge is wonderful! There are so many different types of learners in the world it’s very important to accommodate. I think this is a great tool to use in all classrooms! #PSTPLN#CEP416
@DrazinMatthew A1 I’m Sabrina & I am a junior at MSU! I think getting to know your students is a great first step in meeting their needs! After that, media is such a powerful tool to accommodate to all different types of learners. #PSTPLN#CEP416