https://padlet.com/donna_finch568/p99ct53p8irv en-us 2019-03-12 21:58:07 UTC 2026-03-20 22:47:54 UTC hello@padlet.com donna_finch568 https://padlet.com/donna_finch568/p99ct53p8irv/wish/340647414 In the article, it talked a lot about how traditional teaching styles do not work with how students in the digital age learning. This is so true because students now are so fluent with technology and how it works they struggle when it comes to school. Having only one way to receive work or only working on one assignment at a time can be tricky for students of this generation. Students now more than ever understand technology and how to use it than past generations, by incorporating this into their school day and homework it makes learning more fun for them. Over time kids brains have changed and how they process things have changed. This has always been a thing that has happened but in some classrooms, things are not changing and it really shows with how well only a fraction of the class does. ]]> 2019-03-12 22:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/donna_finch568/p99ct53p8irv/wish/340647414 donna_finch568 https://padlet.com/donna_finch568/p99ct53p8irv/wish/340696184 Now with allowing new technology into classrooms, it allows for kids to enjoy learning a little more with something they are really comfortable with. Although having technology in the classroom can be very distracting for some kids. This happens when kids who do not get to use technology that often. This also happens when the technology is too tricky for the students like if they use a new app or website it could take them a while to use it so the work might not be up to par whereas if it was on something familiar where they could succeed. 
Is there a way to make it more accepting of technology in the classroom?]]> 2019-03-13 02:35:31 UTC https://padlet.com/donna_finch568/p99ct53p8irv/wish/340696184