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Technology to change the classroom

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Hi everyone this week I want to share with you some information about technology in the classroom and future teachers.. The use of technology in the classroom continues to be debated within the education community. Some think it’s a supplemental tool that should be used sparingly, while others believe technology will completely revolutionize how students learn. Depending on the types of technological innovations, both parties are right. The next generation of teachers will use technology, but how they do and the benefits they reap will vary by district, school, grade level, and even classroom.The most important thing is:Teachers Need Training Before They Can Embrace Technology. It’s not that teachers who don’t use technology are technophobic, or that they don’t want to use technology or embrace a blended-learning experience. Many teachers simply aren’t receiving the training they need. They might not understand how technology can help their classroom or what kind of skills are nee...
The Latest Technology Used in Classrooms Today Hi future teachers,  this week I want to share with you a useful information about many new technologies being used in classrooms today: social networking, online teaching, class blogs and wikis, podcasting, interactive whiteboards, and mobile devices. There are many ways in which we can benefit from the new technologies being developed today. For one, new technologies make distance learning easier. It also allows for faster feedback and improved collaborative efforts between large groups of people. Technologies like podcasting and websites allow students to learn and participate in discussions even when they miss classes due to sickness. Class blogs and wikis widen the avenue for discussion and give students a chance to participate outside of the classroom. Interactive whiteboards makes teaching easier, giving students better visual aids and teachers an easier time in presenting lessons; while mobile devices allow teachers to deliver...

5 technology tools to engage students in the classroom.

Hi everyone ! 😊 This week i want to share with you 5 technology tools to engage students in the classroom. 1-White noise Depending on what you want the students engage in–you, one another, content, an assignment, etc.–they need to be able to focus, and classroom aren’t always the easiest places to do that. Background noise can not only drown out excess noise, but more helpfully as students concentrate, there is less noise  because  they’re concentrating. 2-Kahoot Kahoot! is a handy tool that students can use to create in-class questionnaires and quizzes. This is handy for obtaining data for graphing assignments, data for research essays, and feedback from their classmates. Kahoot! is compatible with multiple devices and has a game-like feel that will help keep students interested. 3-Trello Because so many students are in the habit of multitasking, a good skill to teach them is how to organize and streamline their assignments. Trello is a free and super easy-to-use...

Pixton

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Hi future teachers! I want to share with you an amazing tool or interesting method to explain different things to your students, this is Pixton a creation site where creators can both make and share their comic strip. It's simple to navigate.  Pixton brings students together in a online classroom to learn about comics and graphic arts:which as mediums, build student's art skills , stretch their creative muscles  and help students think critically about context and story structure.I really like Pixton.. Please check the link to know how to make a comic or storyboard. https://www.pixton.com Thank you 😊