Ms. Pretzel's Rad Readers Club! Group on Goodreads @Indiannah1 thought I'd share my online reading community here. I'll also include a link when I turn in the assignment. This was fun! https://t.co/026iMwzLyz
I'm now sure about Twitter in my classroom. Might be too distracting as an online community. I do know that teaching kids crap detection and critical literacy is crucial for digital literacy #USDEDUC562SU22@zqwchen514@nichols_aly
Critical Literacy and "Crap Detection" are important when it comes to reading online. I plan to spend more time in the classroom focusing on how students can determine whether a source is trustworthy. How about you @diana_peloso@Biarl22#USDEDUC562SU22
@boesthirdgrade @kaseyteaches_ Expanded online reading is a good idea! Often, I use Notability on the iPad to create pdfs of short stories and poems. The students can then read a print document digitally.
Students can get distracted while reading online, as it's different than reading print. I worry about students keeping their focus. This article shows ways to keep on task #USDEDUC562SU22
Strategies to Help Students 'Go Deep' When Reading Digitally https://t.co/1ZJwILSDS2
My personal struggle with digital proficiency is trying to keep up with all the online tools I can use to help me. One student struggle is a lack of patience when it comes to finding the correct, and not necessarily the quickest, answer @Mrs_Ahlquist#USDEDUC562SU22
Is reading a lost art? It depends on who you ask as well as what counts as "reading" in today's digital age. Do text messages and emails count? #USDEDUC562SU22