Recently,
I have joined the Twitterchat called Educational Technology Chat on Monday. In
the Chat, the topic is education on bad weather. At present, many places in US
are snowing and some schools are closed for several days. Therefore, teachers
are discussing how to use educational technology to help students study when
they cannot come to school. The first question is that have you continued work
with students during weather situations? Why or Why not? Some teachers suggest
that we can use mobile phone to give students assignments. A math teacher gives
us some interesting advice. He says: “ I use
a blended model in math. It helps for those that are out, i.e. independent
study so they don't fall behind.” And I have asked a question in the chat, “when
using educational technologies such as Twitter, PPT, etc, which level of
students do you think are suitable for? Why and why not?
I think it is a good form for my future
professional development. In Twitterchat, there are many colleagues. Therefore,
we can search for help when we meet some teaching problems. In addition, we can
read other’s tweets and learn some possible problems which we may meet in the
future. Most importantly, we can learn some questions which I have never
thought about, for example, the topic of this week.
That certainly was a timely topic!
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