Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Digital Post #B Chapter 2

     The first section I chose to discuss is barriers to technology use. Not every school has enough funding to fully implement technology into the teaching curriculum. The schools that have the tools necessary to provide technology are utilizing it and those that don't are not. I noticed a difference between the time I was in elementary school to now where my brother is in elementary school. My brother will come home and want to play a game he learned in school which most I the time I have never even heard of the game before. This just shows how technology is always changing.

Photo Credit to Barrett Web Coordinator on Flickr
 
      Second, I was excided to read methods for teaching with technology, your teaching philosophy. I personally feel that the student centered method best suits my personality. From a students perspective the teachers that allowed the students be involved in the classroom teaching were far more effective. When a student can reteach a lesson back to you with no problems, you the teacher feel a since of accomplishment and pride in the job you are doing.
 
 
 
     Third, identifying innovation and technological readiness As educators we need to identify were we stand on technology in order to find are weakness. If only we could recognize are misfortunes in order to change or work to improve them. It is very important to identify the capabilities of each student and to not underestimate them. As educators we need to challenge are students to there full potential without causing stress to them.
 
Resources
 
C,H. (2013, March 27). From the Teacher-Directed to the Student-Centered classroom. Retrieved September 9,2015, from https://www.youtube.com
 
Maloy, R., O'Loughlin, R., Edwards, S., Woolf, B. (2013). Transforming Learning with Technology 10th Edition. Boston, MA: Person Education Inc.
 
  

 

 
 
 

1 comment:

  1. Great CC image and video with proper attributions and resources - definitely make that part of your routine. Now on to creating and embedding digital tools. :) Your reflections are good, but try to develop each concept a bit more. I'm not surprised that you noticed the change in technology from your time in 3rd grade to your brother's current third grade classroom. The change in technology, in general, has been so rapid - it's hard to believe that the first iPhone just came out in 2007 and look how it has impacted people's lives in 8 years! :)

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