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Wise says that digital learning starts with teachers, whose performance is enhanced by technology—not the other way around. That's also the idea of Digital Learning Day, which the Alliance is spearheading.
The teachers agreed on a system that gives students credit simply for reading. To encourage participation, 30-40 minutes during each 52-minute class period was dedicated to the activity.
How feasible is this for a school district? What would this be compared to an average district spending amt on books?
Ideally, Zach said, each English period would be lengthened to allow for designated reading time, but that's something that must be discussed with administration first.
Could have a class Twitter to share with all of the students. In the secondary classroom, a lot of my students will already have Twitter. I could also use it like this article suggests- with other teachers.
tes for students to refer to when they have extra minutes. List ideas on 3×5 notecards
I love the idea of getting the students engaged- it allows them to have a part in their education.
velopment will keep your teaching fresh, current, and will remind you of what it is like to learn something new. Teachers who are continually learning make empathetic teachers, they understand how frustrating it can be to learn something for the first time.
I want to do this in a lot of ways, not like an elementary school classroom where there are parent aides necessarily, but with parents being aware and informed of classroom details.
I suspect that most Americans who have ever claimed knowledge of language they haven't studied since high school on a resume can sympathize. It also begs the question of whether this is really a critical skill to begin with.