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Technology with Education.
Technology with Education.
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In Education, it is inevitable that you are going to<br />
have to learn some type of technology at some time<br />
during your career as an educator. How do you<br />
keep up with all the changes that happen and how<br />
can you stay ahead of the curve? This article will<br />
help you to know on how you can keep up, and<br />
look for new ways to innovate, and become a<br />
leader in technology your classroom.<br />
It is true nowadays that the kids in classroom<br />
probably knew how to use an I-pad at 6 months old.<br />
They probably know how to program your smart<br />
phone in 5 minutes in the way it would take you<br />
about six months to do. So how do you keep up<br />
with your students? Truth is you probably will<br />
never be able to keep up with them, but that is<br />
okay you are reading this article. Here are 3 ways<br />
that you can research and learn how to use new<br />
technology.<br />
At this conference held in Orlando, Florida<br />
thousands of educators and inventors collaborate<br />
on successful ways to bring technology into the<br />
classroom. There are classes on how to use I Pads<br />
in English and Math without out taking away from<br />
your valuable instruction time, and the best thing<br />
about that workshop is taught by teachers who<br />
used it their individual classrooms. There are<br />
classes on how to help students begin their own<br />
blogs for creative writing in safe online<br />
atmosphere. They have workshops on how to teach<br />
your students through a popular video game<br />
named Minecraft but it is Minecraft Education. This<br />
session is taught by a student and his teacher who<br />
uses it in her classroom. There are many other<br />
sessions that will help you become more<br />
comfortable with using technology in your<br />
classroom, and to collaborate with other educators<br />
from around the country.<br />
Pinterest and Teachers Pay Teachers have so many<br />
and pages with ideas on how to use technology in<br />
the classroom. There are 14, 839 results for<br />
technology related lessons on Teacher Pay<br />
Teachers and over one hundred pins to use on each<br />
website. It is important to know that you can use<br />
these websites for multiple grade levels, and adapt<br />
them according to your classroom’s needs.<br />
Teachers Pay Teachers does have free lesson plans<br />
as well, you just have to select the free option on<br />
the left side of the website. You may need to search<br />
a bit in these websites, but these will be a great<br />
help to you as you go throughout your teaching<br />
career.
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