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It's hard to believe this class is coming to an end soon. I have learned so much over the course of this class and I know that it is knowledge that I will take with me when I become a teacher. This chapter was a good way to sum up all that I have learned in this course. The title of the chapter alone is a good summary of what I have learned in the classroom. Teachers are leaders and they lead their students, hopefully, into living fulfilling lives full of enrichment and knowledge.

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Ways that teachers connect technology into all aspects of their instructional and professional work. I know that this is what we have been discussing all semester, but since this is the final chapter we will be covering, I feel that I should sum this up one last time.

Reflection: This is something that I know is ever-changing this day and age in schools. Technology continues to grow and continues to change. And with it, it can change how teachers teach their classrooms. Education can benefit from the integration of technology into the classrooms, especially all the new technology that is surfacing and having the potential to completely change how education is approached in schools.

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Technology use in schools tends to follow one of these two broad patterns. Inclusion means that computers and information technologies are used mainly for transferring information and practicing skills. Infusion means that computers and other information technologies are ongoing features of teaching and learning in all academic subjects at all grade levels.

Reflection: Out of the two of these ideas, I tend to lean more towards the idea of infusion. I feel that computers and technology in the classroom are features of teaching and learning and should be used for all subjects and grade levels. I will be using this method of integrating technology in my own classrooms when I have one.

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This means that every student in a grade, school, or district has her or his own computing device to use in school. A way that this is being done is that more and more schools are implementing a BYOD (bring your own device) policy. This has become more and more popular in schools within the past couple years, at least in the Naples area from what I have seen and heard from my little brother who is in high school.

Reflection: I like this idea a lot, but to a point. The BYOD policy I highly agree with. I feel students should be able to do this so that they have a device of their own that they know how to work and know how to protect to do their school work on. Now, I also agree with students being given a device to use from the school, but precautions need to be taken to make sure that the students' personal information is protected and kept out of reach of people who could use it for negative purposes.