Zach Wallace

5-12 Social Sciences Major at Grandview University

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

This article provides really great advice and tools for new teachers! Some examples were fostering good relationships with students, keeping the class on track, as well as having a professional mentor! #gvtech

[Education Week @educationweek]

We asked experienced educators to share their best tips for new teachers. Here's what they said.https://t.co/EXXwKbdEmj

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

In class I was able to learn about remote learning modules. Remote learning modules allow teachers to be able to teach the necessary information and have students do the work without the usual in person Setting! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

This is a great peer feedback choice board. It allows for students to give positive and fulfilling feedback without the usual “good job” or “that is good” aspect! #gvtech

[Dr. Catlin Tucker @Catlin_Tucker]

Help your students give each other kind, specific & meaningful peer feedback. 🙏

Copy & use my Peer Feedback #ChoiceBoard with Sentence Stems: https://t.co/LuZBdjDIYd

#EdChat #EduTwitter #BlendChat #Education #SEL

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

A great educational technology for any grade level is kahoot! Kahoot is a game themed educational technology that allows for reviewing material while students are still having fun! This also allows for teachers to get feedback on students level of understanding! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

I have used Socratic seminar in my social studies methods course! Socratic seminar allows students to incorporate their questions and allow for great classroom discussion! #gvtech

[edutopia @edutopia]

Who knew that an empty seat could add so much engagement and participation to your Socratic seminar? Check out the hot seat strategy. 🔥

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Really good examples of how to use technology to help studying habits! #gvtech

[Monica Burns, Ed.D #EdTech #ISTELive #ASCDAnnual @ClassTechTips]

Tip #2: Introduce students to the Pomodoro Method with a free website. More tips on my blog! #EffectiveStudying https://t.co/r4II8gmmBK

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Concept maps are one of my favorite strategies to help with vocabulary in my middle school practicum setting! Concept maps are fun and help students retain knowledge well! #gvtech

[edutopia @edutopia]

Move beyond flash cards to deepen students' word knowledge! Make middle school vocabulary instruction even more memorable with these 12 strategies.👇
https://t.co/hYAGFwoWgH

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

After reading this I found so many effective ways to increase and strengthen classroom discussions! #gvtech

[edutopia @edutopia]

“Silence can be golden, it’s true, but so can noise.” 🏆

Educator Andrew Atherton shares his step-by-step outline for classroom discussions that promote greater critical-thinking skills:
https://t.co/ghaQcIWFy7

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Pear deck is such a great and simple way to get students interacted in the material being taught. This is a great resource for Social studies and is something I will be using in my classroom some day! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

A resource for the remote learning module is pear deck! Pear deck is interactive and allows students to show their understand through answering questions on slide shows. It keeps students engaged while allowing teachers to see students progress! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

An idea that I have for my remote learning module is that I have students is by having students go through a video that stops and has them do reflection on what they learned. I could use this with so many different history and social studies lessons. #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

In class today I learned about embedded and summative assessments. These are both great for checking in on students during a unit to make sure students are understanding the material along the way! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Over the last few days I have been able to learn that technology and constructivism allows students to be able to articulate what they know and be able to construct the information they are learning rather than just passively learning the information! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Today in my middle school practicum I was able to use a free online Jeopardy template for a review game on the middle, New England, and southern colonies! The kids loved it and it definitely got them ready for their test on Monday! #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

In a lesson plan I am creating for my middle school social studies class, students will be using technology to find articles online to be able to complete a current events activities on human rights around the world. #gvtech

[Zach Wallace @Zachwallace25]

Some goals I have for integrating technology into my future class is that students are able and wanting to use technology to find resources and research that can help them develop a further understanding of a topic. As well as making learning more fun and wanted. #gvtech