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january 25th notes and reflection in class

matthew newberry risk taking- best way to learn is to fail. Chapter 2 nurturing young innovators The togetherness of a classroom is very important for learners. The feeling of inclusion in a group setting will make any student more motivated to learn and become engaged in the lesson. This togetherness in a classroom promotes comfortableness and creates a positive setting, which is the best energy to incorporate into a classroom. Technology is something that learners of this generation gravitate towards. Attention is the biggest key component that students must have when they are trying to learn something new. The togetherness technology brings to a classroom really increases students' attention span and with that enthusiasm and drive is established in our students. Technology is great for the classroom. Resources are a really important way for teachers to create more interesting, organized, and well-thought out lessons. One of the more efficient resources is pinterest. Te...

Feb 1st Reflection 2 Matthew D. Newberry

Chapter 8 Technology plays a bigger role in the classroom today than we think. Simple things like texting and emailing play a large role in the communication between teachers and their students, teachers and their colleagues, teachers and their supervisors, and teachers and parents. Often most classrooms today have some sort of class website, app, or even a blog where teachers can post assignments and communicate with students. Students can post their homework, take online tests, and post papers as well. The most important thing about technology in a classroom is the communication that it brings to students and their peers. It is always important for students to see each other’s thoughts and perspectives to gain insight on topics. When students become engaged and have the desire to view their peers’ posts, the information they are receiving will really help stay in their brains and will help them remember the learned information longer. 65-68 In these pages, I was bro...