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Technology has changed what i teach. My former position was a STEAM teacher at a screen-free Montessori-inspired school, whereas my position for the last 1.5 years is at a high-tech school and I have been teaching coding, 3D design, etc, and also using technology to communicate with students and parents.

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1) How has technology changed the way you do things as an educator? Use remind.com to push out assignments and all communication to students and parents so that they do not have to go looking for assignments. This also helps the parent teacher relationship since this communication is constant and students do not muddy the relationship by telling "stories" about assignments.

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It has changed how use activities in my lessons.

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Enhanced levels of engagement, strengthened communication, and the data provided can be used to support future lessons.

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It has changed how I communicate with parents. Communication is more instant and parents like getting updates of their kids (a note, pictures etc) throughout the day

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Google Suite has dramatically changed my practice. From peer editing in Google docs to leaving electronic comments on papers, this technology has changed activities, assessment, & class organization / routines. Most recently, using Google Classroom and more asynchronous learning has led to a weekly cadence in the class rhythms.

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Technology has allowed me to communicate more efficiently with other teachers (share lessons and student data).

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Technology has helped me build students' background knowledge since we can do so many things on the fly using the Internet. Like if a student mentions a current event that the others didn't know, I'll Google it and we look at it. Or when we're reading a story, if they don't know what something is (like an amphibious airplane), we can look it up. This is great since I can't always predict what students won't know.

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Technology has helped me to make learning more interactive and engaging for students. It has also helped me to differentiate my instruction to better meet the needs of my students. Communication between teachers, parents, and students has improved since integrating technology.

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1. Technology helped me to show simulations which helped my students to have idea before performing the lab experiments.

2.  Online allowed me to have ample material so that I need not depend only on library books

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It has shifted ownership of learning to students in more authentic ways. Students work and explore concepts and have moved to presenting their learning experiences as class presentation

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Technology has helped me better customize the learning activities I design for my students. I can create everything from worksheets and game-boards to templates and assessments using technology tools. While it can take time, it actually helps better align learning activities with my lessons and teaching. I am also able to edit or change things on the fly, or from year to year.

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Technology has allowed my students to create products for real world audiences (and "deliver" them to those audiences) in much more meaningful ways. This has allowed more depth of understanding and more relevance to what they are learning.

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1) How has technology changed the way you do things as an educator?

2)Take a minute to write down how technology can help learners, particularly in your environment.

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It has given me a lot of opportunities to engage young students in the content that I am trying to deliver. It has also allowed me to develop tasks that make student collaboration much easier and more effective.

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Technology connected all my work into one place. For instance, google drive holds all the documents and information I need for my class. Technology also have allowed me to offer information, tools and resources to my students in

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Technology has changed the way I manage my class.  Technology allows students to access agendas easier, submit work, communicate back and forth with the teacher, collaborate with peers, and many other ways.

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Technology helps learners learn in a variety of ways. Students can learn through video, audio, creativity, from a far, on their own, with peers, and many other tools that have really helped learners learn in new and
innovative ways

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1) Technology has completely changed the way I teach. It has become a great way to make lessons more engaging, increase class participation, as well as give students alternative means of assessment

2)With the right know-how, technology has helped me put more responsibility on the students, and also has helped me scaffold content as well.

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1. It's made it a lot easier to hook them with an interesting starter at the beginning of class. We can discuss current/gov't events in almost real time instead of using the newspaper delivered once a week. Being creative using digital tools makes it easier for kids who can't draw- or who love seeing themself on video.
2.Learners can focus on analysis instead of facts/research

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1. The icampus gradebook is wonderful.  Students can see their grades instantly.  We used to have to use a calculator anytime a student, parent, guidance counselor, etc.was curious.

2. Technology helps learners in my environment because it gives students more of a variety of ways to learn. Past lessons are quite monotonous. There is always a new manner in which they can learn.

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1)Technology has changed how I give notes (flipped classroom), quizzes, assignments and how I grade them.

2) Technology has allowed my students to be more collaborative. It has also allowed me to provide feedback quicker. I use various technologies to engage my students and keep them interested in the content.  It also makes it easier for them to make up work if they are absent.

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1) Well, in a negative sense, technology is forcing me to "Google-proof" my questions, (especially because kids cheat more often using technology), but this has the added positive effect of higher-order thinking skills.

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1) Well, in a negative sense, technology is forcing me to "Google-proof" my questions, (especially because kids cheat more often using technology), but this has the added positive effect of higher-order thinking skills.

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2) Technology can help my lower-level learners in a weird sense... so many of my kids do not even bring a pencil and paper to class anymore, so the use of the Chromebook or their cellphones can really make a difference in student engagement and participation.

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1. Students have access to assignments and topics covered in class daily.  Even when they are absent, or if they missed the lesson.
2. Student can interact with each other and answer questions in real time to demonstrate understanding.

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Technology has helped me to evaluate students through gaming.

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Technology has helped me to evaluate students through gaming.

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It has also helped me to use google slides to teach and make scoring assignments very easy.