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Social Learning is all about building ...

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Using tools such as pinterest, twitter, googleclass, and edmoto ultimately allows for students to learn and express their learning in a personal way that is accessible for all.

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             Teach Students HOW to Communicate 

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             Teach Students HOW to Communicate 

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Both Online and In Person
We can either avoid and blame media or teach how to be masters of it. God told us to have dominion over the earth. As Christians we need to shape the culture, don't let it shape us.

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Use Social Media to network and grow in your own professional development. Share in the learning community don't just take ideas

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From Pinterest, I discovered a whole new world of ideas. I anticipate using pinterest for poster ideas for class and for political cartoon usage that are more relevant to particular topics. Also it seems like a great way to start discussion and let kids choose / vote on an assignment activity

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                  4 Must Use Twitter Ideas

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                  4 Must Use Twitter Ideas

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1. DISCUSSION ENGAGEMENT! -Use Twitter for polling, asking students their opinion on an issue, and discuss the results. This method increases class participation and can lead to greater engagement.

2. Pause when talking about key people's interactions in history for example - Princip and Archduke Frans Ferdinand or Hitler and Stalin etc. - Ghandi, Martin Luther etc. -Students can create tweets from characters from a book being read in class (i.e. what would Charlotte the spider or Harry Potter tweet at that point in the chapter?).

3. For a Great Closure Activity - Have designated students tweet what they learned that day. This practice gives students at any age a chance to reflect on their own education and then summarize it succinctly.

4. Getting all students to participate -Post a question and have students tweet the answer. This practice encourages full participation, instead of just from the first student to raise a hand.