UD EDU 352 Technology in Education

I chose this site because it has news articles for kids about science. I would use this website to get ideas on activities to do with my students as well as incorporate news articles into my lessons so they stay up to date on the science going on around them.

I chose this website because it is full of videos, blogs, and articles about science going on all over the world. I would use the videos and articles for lessons.

I chose this website because it offers videos on a variety of social studies topics. I would use this website as a way to introduce a new social studies topic to my elementary class for a background on what they are about to learn.

I chose this website because practice of social studies skills from second grade through eighth grade. I would use this source as an extra study tool for tests.

I chose this site because it provides a lot of useful information for teachers about issues in language arts concerning students pre-k through eighth grade. I would use this source to stay informed and updated on issues students are struggling with so I can alter my lesson plan to fit their needs.

I chose this website because it is an online math practice that students would be able to access not only in the classroom, but also at home (if there is a computer available). It offers math lessons for 1st-8th grade. I would use this as an option for technology/free time in the classroom.

I chose this website because there are a lot of fun and challenging math worksheets for all levels of math. I would use this website as a source for gathering materials to incorporate into math lessons and as homework to take home.

I chose this website because it gives many additional resources and activities to work on in the classroom. I would use this resource by implementing the activities, YouTube videos, and helpful tips when teaching about grammar to my students.

I chose this because it has multiple categories for educational games for the students I would implement this into my classroom for math educational games. They can work on money counting, subtraction/addition, multiplication, counting, and telling time.

I chose this website because it includes lessons, PowerPoint templates, multiple subject areas, and multiple topics that are beneficial for teachers such as classroom management. I would use the PowerPoint templates when I become an educator and use all of the great resources to help me with the additional resources, report card writing, and many more.

Collaboration/Web 2.0 tool: I chose this resource because it is great for students to be able to work together on projects without having to meet face to face. This could be implemented into my classroom by assigning a group project using google slides, google docs, etc.

Politico is a news site that tries to stay unbiased. It is a good source of everyday news that can help me stay "in-the-know" with current events that may affect me as a future teacher.

This site allows students to think critically through a fun activity. Though this is geared for science, I can adapt it to a subject or topic I am teaching.

There is examples using Bloom's Taxonomy with notecards. Using that as a basis, I cca​n also use bloom's taxonomy in math.

This has a couple strategies to use in the Language Arts. Even in math, writing activities can come in hand: contractor and financial jobs.

There are multiple motivational strategies to help students make and accomplish goals. With these, I can help students conquer math without giving up before trying.

Taking the sixth activity, I can have students interview a mathematical historical figure: research and ask a couple simple questions.

This website gives many different social studies activities you can do with students. I can incorporate theses activities into my classroom to make social studies topics a little more interesting.

This diagram shows a clear and easily-understandable​ way to present a tough topic.

When sitting in class all day long, these activities can help a student regain some energy.

This site shows how to connect physical activities to a subject. In the same way, I can connect them to math.