I think these two ideas are great for the classroom and will engage students. It will let them use technology and engage them in their learning and encourage thinking that allows them to think in their own way about concepts. It will also encourage creativity. After learning about these two methods of teaching, I was very interested in them. I think every teacher should use them in their classroom
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
ED 307 post 6- ideas about how to help students from low-income families through the use of technology
1- allow these students to go to computer lab to complete all lessons online and if student is still in computer lab working on assignments, use a video session with instructions to the student on how to access it.
2- spend extra time with the student helping them to understand content, whether using technology or not and encourage them to take advantage of any help they have available.
3-give them typed out copies of lessons if needed
4- encourage group work and peer collaboration on lessons as much as possible
5- give them an alternative method for turning in assignments(if needed) if they are unable to do the assignment due to the fact that their family can't afford materials.
6- encourage the student to ask for help if needed
7-allow them more time using technology if needed to complete assignments
2- spend extra time with the student helping them to understand content, whether using technology or not and encourage them to take advantage of any help they have available.
3-give them typed out copies of lessons if needed
4- encourage group work and peer collaboration on lessons as much as possible
5- give them an alternative method for turning in assignments(if needed) if they are unable to do the assignment due to the fact that their family can't afford materials.
6- encourage the student to ask for help if needed
7-allow them more time using technology if needed to complete assignments
Thursday, February 7, 2013
ED 307 Post 5- new ideas
I think group work in schools increases collaboration and also allows students to learn about each other instead of just assuming things about them. It's especially good when it is combined with the use of all the wonderful technology out there. I think all teachers should do this-1) put seats together so everybody has a group to sit with and don't move the desks except when administering a test. 2)Rotate seating each day, 3)have a computer or other technological device in reach of the students for them to use with their lessons and make sure they are doing their lessons and not goofing off and playing with the devices, 4)Have a group activity each day.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
ED 307 post 4- flipped classrooms
after the lesson on flipped classrooms in ED 307, I thought a lot about it, and I think it's a great idea!! I don't understand why this method isn't adopted in more classrooms. I would use this method in my future classroom. I like the idea. I would even go beyond that with my previous ideas written about on this blog. I think it is a great idea that could be added to. I think it would benefit students, especially with the results shown from the reports about it.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
ED 307 post 3- new idea
I have a new idea of a way to get students excited about learning and having fun while they're learning- creating a video game that groups of students can play based on a lesson that can be used on a computer or on a game system. I thought of this because kids love playing video games- Why not make video games a useful educational tool? Why not use kids' love of video games to teach them.
Also, I think it would be a good idea to get parents to encourage more educational computer/video game time by getting the word out about these things. Teachers can send letters/emails, etc. to spread the word to parents and even give them lists of good educational games. This will allow students to have fun while learning but not even know they are learning anything because they are having a blast with the game.
Also, I think it would be a good idea to get parents to encourage more educational computer/video game time by getting the word out about these things. Teachers can send letters/emails, etc. to spread the word to parents and even give them lists of good educational games. This will allow students to have fun while learning but not even know they are learning anything because they are having a blast with the game.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
ED 307 post 2- new ideas
1- I think we should get students actively engaged in their learning, and I think incorporating the latest technology in the classroom is a great way to help do that, making interesting graphics, using words in interactive lessons that help them understand the lesson
2- I think students should be able to use technology at home to connect with teachers and fellow students. There should be a way for students to always get the latest updates on their grades, info about assignments and other class info, as well as an opportunity to let their instructor know if they need help with something.
3- I think students should be able to connect with each other to get help from other students
4- I think parents should always have a direct line via phone or computer to talk to their child's teacher whenever they need to discuss things. This will improve parental involvement
1- I think we should get students actively engaged in their learning, and I think incorporating the latest technology in the classroom is a great way to help do that, making interesting graphics, using words in interactive lessons that help them understand the lesson
2- I think students should be able to use technology at home to connect with teachers and fellow students. There should be a way for students to always get the latest updates on their grades, info about assignments and other class info, as well as an opportunity to let their instructor know if they need help with something.
3- I think students should be able to connect with each other to get help from other students
4- I think parents should always have a direct line via phone or computer to talk to their child's teacher whenever they need to discuss things. This will improve parental involvement
Monday, January 14, 2013
ED 307 post 1- new idea- how to incorporate all technology so that everyone gets the best resources
1- let students use the internet to research topics that teachers want them to research
2-give them plenty of hands-on and interactive games and activities to do to learn about a topic
3-give them pictures with descriptions
4-use video demonstrations instead of simply just using paper instructions on how to do a lesson
5-give students connections that they can easily use to talk to teachers and other students and easily find class updates and assignment information.
2-give them plenty of hands-on and interactive games and activities to do to learn about a topic
3-give them pictures with descriptions
4-use video demonstrations instead of simply just using paper instructions on how to do a lesson
5-give students connections that they can easily use to talk to teachers and other students and easily find class updates and assignment information.
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