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Turning spellcheck off is beneficial because when I was in grade school we didn't have spell check let alone many computers. Teaching students the "old fashion" way will still help the students learn how to spell and write.

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I believe that students these days have grown up surrounded by technology. This means that they can easily use spell check or even the talk-to-text option when spelling a word that may become difficult. I would look into a software that does not use spell check, and make it a requirement for the students to use it in class. Even if they do not use spell check in class, it is no definite that they will not use spell check outside of the class room.

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I think as individuals we rely on spell check a lot. Spell check and auto correct run our lives. What I would suggest is having students write their paper by hand to begin with and have them turn it in, they would utilize one class period for this with all technology put away. When they turn the paper in you can correct misspelled words and count off if you need to, make them rewrite the paper, or rough draft them to correct it. My teacher put us in peer workshops where we reviewed each others rough drafts and marked the pages up. Maybe this is an idea you can use, and have them turn in the papers that their peers have marked on.

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I too want to be an English teacher and that is something that I have thought about also, especially in terms of writing essays. Most rubrics will grade on spelling, punctuation and grammar, and if spell check automatically checks it for them, that takes away from them learning how to spell correctly. I got to observe in a 7th grade Reading Language Arts classroom this semester, and that teacher disabled spell check on their Chrome-Books before the students wrote their essays in class. I feel like that would alleviate the issue.

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In a lot of different documents you can turn spellcheck off. I do agree with you, spellcheck can hinder students from learning how to spell. You can make fun smart board spelling lessons for your students to practice spelling words.

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I would turn off spell check with your students. Then, once you grade their papers you can see where they are struggling and then create a lesson based off of your findings. 

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I would turn off spell check with your students. Then, once you grade their papers you can see where they are struggling and then create a lesson based off of your findings. 

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How to Turn Grammar Check and Spell Check on and off in Microsoft® Word 2013

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This is an easy fix because you can turn off spellcheck in settings. In my day, spell check was never a thing, and I learned how to spell just fine!

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I believe spell check should not be allowed in the classroom. Outside of the classroom spellcheck is a great resource and help, but inside the classroom the teacher needs to be able to identify difficulties and assess accurately.

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The teacher should turn off spell check before their students start activities on their computers. Even though spell check is convenient while writing a paper it can allow students to become lazy and not learn how to spell properly.

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I would not allow students to use spellcheck (you can turn it off in settings),  and have in-class activities and lessons where the students do not have a phone or computer in front of them to correct their spelling.

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Spellcheck is a very convenient way to correct grammatical errors and sentence structures, but for younger children, it is a little bit too convenient. Having Spelling Bees just for your class (or even the grade as a whole) or small spelling quizzes would benefit the students and show you how much they have improved.

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Students need to have a firm understanding on how it is that word structure works to ensure they spell correctly. The video link below should help with this.

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a question that concerns me regarding the use of technology in my content area:

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a question that concerns me regarding the use of technology in my content area:

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I want to be an English teacher, and with technology these days spellcheck will fix the issue for you without telling you what needed to be fixed. How can I still incorporate learning when it's that simple these days?