TECH MODULE 3 (STEM)
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This document discusses implementing STEM in elementary classrooms. It describes similarities and differences between normal and STEM classrooms and provides links for instructional STEM ideas and a Kahoot game. Google Slides, Classroom, and presentation platforms like Slides are highlighted as helpful digital tools for sharing resources, providing personalized learning, and creating engaging lessons. Potential downsides include requiring a Google account and students lacking devices to access online content.
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This document summarizes how Google Slides and Google Classroom can be used to teach social studies concepts about citizenship to first grade students. Google Slides allows teachers to easily embed videos, activities, and other tools to engage students and show concepts in multiple ways. Google Classroom facilitates collaboration where students can share ideas. Both platforms work across devices but require internet access. The lesson covers responsibilities at home and in communities, shows a BrainPop video on rights and responsibilities, includes a SmartBoard activity and quiz to check understanding.
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The document summarizes several education apps:
- Google Classroom allows customization of classes, feedback, and assessment while maintaining student privacy.
- Vivi provides a more engaging experience for students to interact with lessons by eliminating issues with seeing presentations.
- ClassDojo is a behavior management system that emphasizes positive feedback through student avatars and rewards.
- Seesaw allows communication between students, parents, and teachers about student work and grades.
- Edulastic identifies gaps, helps students learn, and measures growth across tools that sync with Google Classroom.
- Kahoot engages and assesses students quickly while keeping lessons entertaining through customizable quizzes.
GT PARENT NIGHT PRESENTATION
Cluster grouping places 3-8 gifted students in a mixed-ability classroom, unlike tracking which groups all students by ability all day. Teachers will differentiate instruction to meet all students' needs by altering lessons and assignments. The gifted program pulls students out weekly for higher-level projects and independent study, and uses technology to allow sophisticated work. Student work from the gifted program and differentiated assignments will be evaluated and graded. An online blog and teacher contacts provide communication about the gifted program.
Edu 213 week 4 assignment the process of learning
The document provides instructions for an assignment to create a PowerPoint presentation about the learning process for students' parents. The presentation should cover: (1) how prior knowledge predicts learning; (2) how learning occurs; (3) the roles of teachers and parents; (4) the connection between teaching and learning; (5) inclusion classrooms and language; and (6) supporting a student with a specific disability. The slides must include notes to script what will be said and use images, diagrams, and academic writing with citations.
Integrating Technology with the 6 C's in Motivation
The document discusses how to integrate technology and the 6 "C's" of motivation - choice, challenge, control, collaboration, constructing meaning, and consequences - to motivate students in the classroom. It defines each of the 6 C's and provides examples of how they can be applied using technology, such as allowing students to choose topics or media to complete assignments, providing feedback on drafts to challenge students, and showcasing student work to provide consequences. The integration of these motivational techniques with technology aims to create engaged, independent students who find the work meaningful and enjoyable.
Googlios A 21st: Century Approach To Teachin
Alex Ambrose presents Googlios as a solution to help bridge the divide between how digital natives are educated and how schools currently teach. Googlios allows students to create a dashboard of their Google tools like Google Docs and YouTube to use as an e-portfolio for college admissions or resumes. However, questions remain about student privacy and security settings when publishing information online.
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- 1. Elementary Education Anna Giglio Senior, Interdisciplinary Studies Major Fall 2019 STEM in Elementary Classrooms
- 2. Elementary Education - STEM IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN CLASSROOMS
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- 8. Google Slides is an interesting and helpful tool that all teachers should add into their classrooms! Google Slides can help share new digital resources and tools for learning by adding them to your slideshow and being able to access them right on the slides! For example, with the YouTube videos, Kahoots, and interactive links that were added in my presentation! REFLECTION
- 9. Google Classroom can help promote curiosity and critical examination because it is very personalized for each students learning. The students are able to use the classroom to submit their work, see feedback from their teacher and be sure to perfect their work and examine everything on the classroom that needs to be done. REFLECTION
- 10. There are many benefits to using presentation platforms like Google Slides! With Google Slides you can place everything on the slides that is needed for the lesson and share the slides with the class virtually. The slides can be fun, interactive, and engaging for all of your students rather than a lecture or just words on a screen! A downside to this could be that you must have a Google account to create slides, but it’s quick, easy, and free to create! Another issue could be the possibility that your students do not have laptops or a form of computer at home to view the slides that you have created for class. REFLECTION